Ariz. jury awards $11M to former McKesson rep
A federal jury in Arizona has awarded $11 million to a medical and pharmaceutical supplies salesman and his new company after they countersued McKesson Medical Surgical Inc. Click here for the full...
View ArticlePacer documents failed to redact sensitive information
The online federal judicial documents database Pacer may have a problem with its redaction system, exposing personal information, trade secrets and other sensitive information, according to a recent...
View ArticleHallmark wins $31M trade secrets verdict
Hallmark Cards won a $31.3 million verdict on Monday against an investment firm it alleged had misappropriated trade secrets. A federal jury in Kansas City assessed $21.3 million in actual damages...
View Article2013 litigation forecast released for in-house counsel
A 2013 litigation forecast for in-house counsel predicts “no end in sight” for wage and hour litigation, a growing sophistication in trade secret theft and new spoliation challenges in e-discovery. The...
View ArticleEmployer couldn’t block ‘inevitable disclosure’ of trade secrets
An employer could not bring a stand-alone claim for inevitable disclosure of trade secrets against a former executive who went to work for a competitor, the Georgia Supreme Court has ruled in reversing...
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