A central issue in all trade secret litigation is the adequacy of a plaintiff’s pre-discovery disclosure of the alleged trade secrets required by California Code of Civil Procedure section 2019.210. Section 2019.210 provides that a plaintiff suing for misappropriation of trade secrets must identify the alleged trade secrets with “reasonable particularity” before commencing discovery. The
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Surrender is Futile – Court of Appeal Affirms “Bad Faith” Attorney’s Fees Award in Trade Secrets Case
By Charles L. Post on
Posted in Trade Secrets and Competition
There are good, legitimate reasons for filing a trade secret and unfair competition case. The protection of trade secrets and proprietary information and protection against unfair conduct by competitors are just a few. There are also business reasons for bringing such a claim, including burdening a competitor or a startup competitor with the cost of …