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Trade Secrets 2013: What Every IP Attorney Should Know

Released on: Feb. 26, 2013

Running Time: 06:12:55

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Running Time	Segment Title	Faculty
[01:03:59]	Trade Secrets Crash Course	Prof. Sharon K. Sandeen ~ Hamline Law School
[00:58:21]	Protecting Your Client's Secrets	David Klausner ~ Independent Computer Expert and Consultant, David Klausner, Inc., and Soflit David E. Garrett ~ Managing Director, Stroz Friedberg
[00:59:28]	Litigation: When to File and What to Expect	P. Anthony Sammi ~ Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
[01:02:34]	Trade Secret Litigation Panel	Hon. James P. Kleinberg ~ Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara Victoria A. Cundiff ~ Paul Hastings LLP Allen J. Ruby ~ Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Honorable James Ware ~ Mediator, Arbitrator, and Special Master, JAMS Hon. Faith S. Hochberg ~ United States District Judge, United States District Court, District of New Jersey
[00:57:23]	Controlling Costs in Litigation: Experts and Damages Panel	Daniel L. Jackson ~ Managing Partner, AlixPartners Christopher P. Gerardi ~ Senior Managing Director, FTI Consulting, Inc. Daniel Cooper ~ President, LitStrat Inc.
[01:01:52]	Best Practices at Home and Abroad Panel	Kathryn Rorem Coburn ~ Cooke Kobrick & Wu LLP Prof. Sharon K. Sandeen ~ Hamline Law School Laura Wen-yu Young ~ Wang & Wang, LLP Stephen F. Lapham ~ Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel, Viewpointe Bernard C. Shek ~ Senior Director, Litigation, SanDisk Corporation

The "Big Three" categories of intellectual property are patents, copyrights and trademarks, but just as valuable is the fourth category of trade secrets. If you work at a technology company or other company that creates or works with industry trade secrets - or if you counsel such a company - this course will teach you what you need to know to protect your valuable assets.

Lecture Topics [Total time 06:12:55]

Segments with an asterisk (*) are available only with the purchase of the entire program.

Program Overview* [00:09:18]
P. Anthony Sammi
Trade Secrets Crash Course [01:03:59]
Prof. Sharon K. Sandeen
Protecting Your Client's Secrets [00:58:21]
David Klausner, David E. Garrett
Litigation: When to File and What to Expect [00:59:28]
P. Anthony Sammi
Trade Secret Litigation Panel [01:02:34]
Hon. Faith S. Hochberg, Allen J. Ruby, Hon. James Ware, Victoria A. Cundiff, Hon. James P. Kleinberg
Controlling Costs in Litigation: Experts and Damages Panel [00:57:23]
Daniel Cooper, Christopher P. Gerardi, Daniel L. Jackson
Best Practices at Home and Abroad Panel [01:01:52]
Prof. Sharon K. Sandeen, Stephen F. Lapham, Bernard C. Shek, Laura Wen-yu Young, Kathryn Rorem Coburn

The purchase price of this Web Program includes the following articles from the Course Handbook available online:

The Evolution of Trade Secret Law and Why Courts Commit Error When They Do Not Follow the Uniform Trade Secrets Act, 33 Hamline L. Rev. 493 (2010)
Prof. Sharon K. Sandeen
Data Security and the Human Factor
David Klausner
Identifying and Disclosing Trade Secrets and Wrongful Conduct in Litigation: A Balancing Act
P. Anthony Sammi
Knowing What to Ask for Can Help you Get It: How Advocates Can Work with Courts to Tailor Case-Specific Procedures and Remedies to Trade Secrets Disputes
Victoria A. Cundiff
Juror Decision-Making Biases in Trade Secret Litigation
Daniel Cooper
Trade Secret Damages--An Overview
Christopher P. Gerardi, Daniel L. Jackson
Protecting Trade Secrets in China
Laura Wen-yu Young
Index to Trade Secrets 2013

Presentation Material

Trade Secrets Crash Course
Prof. Sharon K. Sandeen
Protecting Your Client's Secrets
David Klausner, David E. Garrett
Litigation: When to File and What to Expect
P. Anthony Sammi
Controlling Costs in Litigation: Experts and Damages Panel
Daniel Cooper
Controlling Costs in Litigation: Experts and Damages Panel
Christopher P. Gerardi
Best Practices at Home and Abroad Panel
Laura Wen-yu Young

Chairperson(s)

P. Anthony Sammi ~ Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Speaker(s)

Kathryn Rorem Coburn ~ Cooke Kobrick & Wu LLP

Daniel Cooper ~ President, LitStrat Inc.

Victoria A. Cundiff ~ Paul Hastings LLP

David E. Garrett ~ Managing Director, Stroz Friedberg

Christopher P. Gerardi ~ Senior Managing Director, FTI Consulting, Inc.

Hon. Faith S. Hochberg ~ United States District Judge, United States District Court, District of New Jersey

Daniel L. Jackson ~ Managing Partner, AlixPartners

David Klausner ~ Independent Computer Expert and Consultant, David Klausner, Inc., and Soflit

Hon. James P. Kleinberg ~ Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara

Stephen F. Lapham ~ Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel, Viewpointe

Allen J. Ruby ~ Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Prof. Sharon K. Sandeen ~ Hamline Law School

Bernard C. Shek ~ Senior Director, Litigation, SanDisk Corporation

Honorable James Ware ~ Mediator, Arbitrator, and Special Master, JAMS

Laura Wen-yu Young ~ Wang & Wang, LLP

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