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Trade Secret Basics

A trade secret is any formula, pattern, device or compilation of information that is used in one's business, a...
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Trade Secret Law

In the U.S., trade secrets are defined as any business information which an employer or business intends to ke...
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Do You Own Invention Trade Secrets?

The ownership rules for trade secrets and patents are the same ......
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The Cinderella of Intellectual Property: Trade Secrets as a Federal Claim?

Will Congress amend the Economic Espionage Act to provide for a private federal cause of action?...
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Arkansas Trade Secret Law

Arkansas is one of the many states that have adopted the Uniform Trade Secrets Act....
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How do I protect my design for a new invention?

Question: My partner and I have designed a product that improves soil fertilization, and as far as we know, th...
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How do I protect my intellectual property rights for software?

Question: I recently created software and am looking to sell it. What can I do to protect my intellectual pro...
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What can I do if a company uses my idea without permission?

I gave a company an idea in writing. It said it was not interested. Then it ended up making a similar product ...
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