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9 January 2023FeaturesGlobal Trade SecretsJeffrey Pade

Strategies for foreign entities to reduce the risk of US trade secrets litigation

MANY OVERSEAS ORGANISATIONS FOCUS ON THE LAWS of their own countries but lack familiarity with the substance and potential reach of US trade secrets laws. They may thus risk unintentionally inviting US trade secrets litigation.

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