Intellectual Property
Jan. 30, 2016
Federal trade secrets bill gets key U.S. Senate committee approval
Legislation that would allow civil plaintiffs to bring trade secrets claims in federal court moved a step closer to becoming law Thursday when it passed a U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee vote.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Legislation that would allow civil plaintiffs to bring trade secrets claims in federal court moved a step closer to becoming law Thursday when it passed a U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee vote.
The bill - known as the Defend Trade Secrets Act - has bipartisan support, with senators expressing hope that the bill can pass despite the current gridlock between the Republican-...
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