United States:
California Trade Secrets vs. DTSA
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Federal-level protection of trade secrets is considered a likely
reailty after Congress approved the Defend Trade Secrets Act last
week by wide margins. President Barack Obama is expected to sign
the bill into law, presenting an opportunity for California
companies to reevaluate their intellectual property strategies in
light of recent developments in patent law.
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Originally published by the Los Angeles Daily Journal,
May 4, 2016
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