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Uncharted Legal Waters: Trade Secrets Litigation in State Court

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By Jonathan Barbee
| nysba.org
Uncharted Legal Waters: Trade Secrets Litigation in State Court 3.24.2025 In May 2022, a jury in Virginia state court awarded one of the biggest trade secrets verdicts in history in Pegasystems, Inc. v. Appian Corporation – a whopping $2 billion.
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Will the Extinction of Noncompetes Lead to More Trade Secrets Litigation?

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By Jonathan Barbee
| nysba.org
Will the Extinction of Noncompetes Lead to More Trade Secrets Litigation? 7.29.2024 One major purpose for noncompete agreements is protecting a company’s trade secrets and other proprietary and confidential information. By preventing former employees from working with competitors, noncompete agreements can be an effective tool in preventing the dissemination of trade secrets and other information to those competitors.
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Scratching the Surface of IP Rights: Data Scraping and Artificial Intelligence

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By Jonathan Barbee
| nysba.org
Scratching the Surface of IP Rights: Data Scraping and Artificial Intelligence 12.22.2023 Earlier this year, X, formerly known as Twitter, sent Meta a cease-and-desist letter accusing it of hiring former X employees and using those employees to learn the trade secrets behind X’s platform.[1] Meta was developing its new Threads platform, which would compete directly with X.
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