The last few months have seen a flurry of attention on the use of non-competes and whether they should be regulated in some fashion by the federal government. The primary focus of these efforts has been on the use of…
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On Friday, The New York Times ran a very interesting article on the use of noncompetes for doctors. The article is titled “Did Your Doctor Disappear Without a Word? A Noncompete Clause Could Be the Reason.” Here is a link…
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By Malone Allen and Benjamin FinkA recent action by the Federal Reserve Board of Governors demonstrates the increased risk that banking officials face in trade secret misappropriation cases. In an administrative action against two former community bank officers, the Board…
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Where’s the line between legitimately protecting your business’s trade secrets and misusing a trade secret to conceal fraudulent activity? That’s one of the questions at the heart of John Carreyrou’s Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup….
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