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Proskauer Rose LLP | USA | 18 Aug 2023

Two Sides of a Different Coin: Separating Businesses and Subsidiaries for Liability Protection

A parent corporation is typically not held liable for the acts of a subsidiary. As such, disregarding the corporate form (i.e., by piercing the…
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Mason Hayes & Curran LLP | Ireland | 8 Aug 2023

Enforcing Breach of Confidence Claims in Ireland

Every business wishes to ensure that its trade secrets are kept secure and taking steps to protect against use of trade secrets by a competitor is…
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Capital Law LTD | United Kingdom | 8 Aug 2023

The Shield and the Sword: Protecting Business Confidential Information

Almost all businesses will have some confidential information that requires protection. Whether these are trade secrets, client lists, or internal…
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Dennemeyer – The IP Group | Global | 10 Jul 2023

The major types of Intellectual Property (and how to protect them)

In "Gone with the Wind," Scarlett O’Hara's father delivers some sage advice to guide her through fortune and misfortune: "Land is the only thing in…
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Dacheng Shanghai | China | 6 Jul 2023

生成式AI的应用风险与规制——《生成式人工智能服务管理办法(征求意见稿)》简析

AI技术的深入发展和广泛应用最终会否对人类有益?AI会否成为第二颗“原子弹”从而改变世界?AI会否产生“意识”从而超越人类、甚至毁灭人类?…
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Lexology PRO | European Union | 28 Jun 2023

Data Act finds few friends as it moves forwards

The European Council and Parliament have reached a political agreement on the Data Act, bringing the landmark legislation on non-personal data one step closer even as its provisions draw criticism from different corners.
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Westerberg & Partners Advokatbyrå AB | Sweden | 5 Jun 2023

Things to consider when bringing trade secret misappropriation cases against both former employees and their new companies

Litigating trade secrets in Sweden often involves employment law and collective bargaining agreements. When a party brings a trade secret misappropriation case against both former employees privately and their new companies, it may end up faced with numerous complicated procedural and employment-related questions. A recent decision from the Labour Court exemplifies this issue.
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Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu | Japan | 29 May 2023

刑事事件化を見据えた営業秘密侵害事案に関する実務対応

警察庁が、本年3月23日に公表した「令和4年における生活経済事犯の検挙状況等について」※1によれば、不正競争防止法違反を理由とす…
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Westerberg & Partners Advokatbyrå AB | Sweden | 29 May 2023

SharePoint and OneDrive prove difficult to handle in Swedish trade secret litigation

A 2022 Patent and Market Court case about the use of IT forensic evidence in trade secret litigation seemed to signal a stricter evaluation of the expert forensic reports that are commonly used in such litigation in Sweden. That trend appears to have continued into 2023 with a recent decision in a trade secret misappropriation case. This new case reinforces the conclusion that Swedish trade......
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Studio Legale Jacobacci & Associati | Italy | 9 May 2023

Trade Secrets in Italy

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