"Although many companies have processes in place to patent or copyright new inventions or expressions of ideas, few give significant thought to the practicalities of protecting their trade secrets ... until the question of misappropriation arises. In this practical guide, Chris Scott Graham, a trial lawyer who has handled dozens of trade secret cases over more than twenty-five years in practice, illustrates the questions of identification, protection, and valuation of trade secrets considered by executives, boards of directors, and general counsel faced with litigation. In addition to the legal issues, Graham describes the many practical considerations at play in evaluating the business risk of potential strategies, and he explains the steps counsel must take to educate the client (and its employees) on how to adequately protect trade secrets to avoid litigation in the future. The book focuses on the many practical aspects of protecting trade secrets and litigating trade secret cases, and discusses the realistic issues trade secret practitioners will likely encounter"--Cover.
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