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Although the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) is primarily a criminal statute designed to combat hacking,

Trade secret disputes increasingly center on an ex-employee copying trade secret information from the

Signifying New Hampshire’s first regulation of private non-compete agreements, Governor John Lynch

In a recent Virginia trade secrets case, the appellate court’s ruling illustrates that in any case

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) prohibits (among other things) an employee from accessing an

In late May, after a three-week trial, a Houston federal court jury ruled M3 Technology, Inc. had misappropriated

On April 25, 2012, a Connecticut federal district court resolved an unfair competition discovery dispute

In an April 25, 2012 ruling [pdf] a Middle District of North Carolina court clearly illustrated the importance

A conundrum employers face when protecting trade secrets is the obligation to identify the very secrets

Unfair competition litigation frequently involves disputes over whether information actually constitutes