12 March 2025NewsTrade secretsMuireann Bolger

‘It’s an extraordinary amount, but the law is clear’: Propel’s counsel on its $1.2bn damages quest

Daniel Zaheer, partner at Kobre Kim, explains why his client should secure maximum damages in its secrets feud, and why he’s confident it will stand.

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