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Non-Compete Agreements and Protecting Trade Secrets

By Donald W. Heyrich

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Trade-secret_protection Employers concerned about protecting trade secrets or hiring an employee from a competitor may find this article informative.  Employees also may find the information useful if they are weighing their options under a non-compete agreement or if they are considering jumping ship to a competitor.  This ???roundtable transcript??? includes comments from six different employment attorneys on trade secret and noncompete agreements including:

  • How to define a trade secret and why trade secrets can be valuable to a company.
  • How a company can legally obtain information about its competitors.
  • How a company should form and implement a trade secret protection policy, including protective measures such as the use of restrictive covenants for vendors and employees.
  • What steps a company should take when hiring an employee from a competitor when trade secrets are involved.
  • How a company can enforce its trade secret rights and ultimately recover damages.

The article is:  Defining, Protecting and Litigating Trade Secrets: A Roundtable Discussion.

Full post as published by Washington Labor, Employment & Employee Benefits Law on May 28, 2008 (boomark / email).

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