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Keeping Secrets : A Practical Introduction to Trade Secret Law and Strategy
2012
F 634 SNY.K
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Détails
Titre
Keeping Secrets : A Practical Introduction to Trade Secret Law and Strategy
Description
xix, 149 pages ; 24 cm
ISBN
9780199797431 Print
Autre cote
F 634 SNY.K
Résumé
Trade secrets - stealing them, protecting them, enforcing them - are increasingly big business. To understand why, consider any information you know about your job that you're supposed to keep confidential. That information may qualify as a trade secret. Trade secrets concern everyone; from the engineer who invents a better mousetrap to the marketer who knows pre-release prices; from the CEO who drafts the company's five-year plan to the HR rep who manages the organizational chart, and so on. Keeping Secrets: A Practical Introduction to Trade Secret Law and Strategy is an accessible primer on all things trade secret. It examines the audacious schemes of trade secret thieves by presenting dozens of case studies and the lessons to learn from them. It also offers best practices for protecting trade secrets from theft, investigating a suspected breach, and enforcing a trade secret in court and other forums. Preeminent intellectual property lawyers, Darin Snyder and David Almeling have written this book for anyone who wants to learn about trade secrets: including corporate executives and engineers, judges and students, even attorneys not practicing trade secret law who need general information on the subject.
Bibliographie, remarque
Includes bibliographical references (pages 129-141) and index.
Remarque du contenu formatté
1. Trade secrets : the basics
2. Trade secrets in context : why trade secrets are increasingly important to businesses, employees, and the economy
3. Key no. 1 : how to recruit, hire, retain, and terminate employees
4. Key no. 2 : information security
5. Key no. 3 : physical security
6. Key no. 4 : agreements to protect trade secrets
7. Investigating suspected trade secrets theft
8. Knowing what you've got and whether you're doing enough to protect it : a trade secret audit
9. Trade secret litigation : what to expect when you're litigation.
2. Trade secrets in context : why trade secrets are increasingly important to businesses, employees, and the economy
3. Key no. 1 : how to recruit, hire, retain, and terminate employees
4. Key no. 2 : information security
5. Key no. 3 : physical security
6. Key no. 4 : agreements to protect trade secrets
7. Investigating suspected trade secrets theft
8. Knowing what you've got and whether you're doing enough to protect it : a trade secret audit
9. Trade secret litigation : what to expect when you're litigation.
Publié
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2012.
Langue
Anglais
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