Litigation
Jun. 22, 2002
E-Business Protection
Column by Jay Calkins - Trade secret law is a frequently overlooked and underused form of intellectual property protection. Incredibly, some companies seem to take the attitude that, if something cannot be patented, it isn't worth protecting.
By Jay Calkins
Trade secret law is a frequently overlooked and underused form of intellectual property protection. Incredibly, some companies seem to take the attitude that, if something cannot be patented, it isn't ...
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