Episode 21: Quarantine Edition – Subject Matter Jurisdiction under the Defend Trade Secrets Act, Distinguishing Trade Secrets from Other Stolen Information, and "Indirect" Misappropriation episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 15, 2020 · 15 MIN

Episode 21: Quarantine Edition – Subject Matter Jurisdiction under the Defend Trade Secrets Act, Distinguishing Trade Secrets from Other Stolen Information, and "Indirect" Misappropriation

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In this episode, we discuss a recent District Court interpretation of subject matter jurisdiction under the Defend Trade Secrets Act, pleading misappropriation without establishing that all stolen information constitutes a trade secret, and how to plead "indirect" misappropriation.  This podcast is eligible for CA self-study CLE credit. Certificates of Attendance will not be issued. CA attorneys are responsible for self-reporting the amount of time they listened. For all other jurisdictions, please contact your state's MCLE Board or Committee for guidance on their rules and regulations as it relates to self-study credit.

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Episode 21: Quarantine Edition – Subject Matter Jurisdiction under the Defend Trade Secrets Act, Distinguishing Trade Secrets from Other Stolen Information, and "Indirect" Misappropriation

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