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18 November 2024FeaturesCopyrightLouise Sargeant, Alex Shkurka

Around the world with trade secrets

The definition—and the process of enforcing and litigating this crown jewel—differs greatly across jurisdictions, say Louise Sargeant and Alex Shkurka of Bird & Bird.

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