As an employer, protecting your business's intellectual property, trade secrets and proprietary information is critical. One essential tool that you can use to your advantage is a nondisclosure clause in your employment contracts. A nondisclosure clause, often called...
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Trade Secrets
How do businesses build a viable trade secrets infringement case?
Trade secrets are arguably the most confusing of all types of business-related intellectual property. Unlike a trademark, which a company can register, or creative works, which will have a clear publication date and an option for copyright protection, trade secrets...
Your trade secret was leaked: Now what?
Your business’s trade secrets were what set it apart. Now, you’re frustrated, because you know that a competitor got ahold of those secrets through one of your employees. You know that you can sue the employee, but what can you do about the information that has been...
Protecting trade secrets from departing employees
Any time an employee leaves a company, leadership can worry about what information he or she may take to the next job. This can be especially concerning if that employee had access to proprietary information. Under these circumstances, securing trade secrets and any...