Cliff Atlas, a principal with Jackson Lewis, will be participating in a webinar on January 20, 2016 on the topic of “Insider Threat: Employee Mobility and Trade Secrets” on the IP Chat Channel sponsored by the Intellectual Property Owners Association.  www.ipo.org/IPChatChannel. The webinar is open to all. The registration fee is $130, with academic and government discounts available.
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IPO IP Chat Channel WebinarInsider Threat: Employee Mobility and Trade SecretsWednesday January 20

  2 PM ET  

Litigation against former insiders accounts for a significant portion of all trade secret cases. Yet these disputes are difficult to win. Our panel will discuss best practices for safeguarding trade secret and other confidential corporate information from appropriation by employees, as well as contractors, and consultants.

War stories from a litigator will highlight how not meeting this high bar will cause a plaintiff’s case to fail. An employment law specialist will discuss emerging issues in non-compete agreements, such as the need to give current employees a bonus or profit-sharing consideration in exchange for signing a tougher non-compete. In-house counsel of a global technology company will give advice for surviving in a world without non-competes. Finally, the panel will consider the flip side of the issue: best practices for avoiding a lawsuit when hiring an employee from a competitor.

 

PANELISTS 

 

Clifford Atlas is a Principal in the New York office of Jackson Lewis, which specializes in employment law. He is the co-leader of its Non-Competes and Protection Against Unfair Competition Practice Group. He develops and drafts employment contracts and restrictive covenant agreements, and prosecutes and defends actions involving breach of non-competition and non-solicitation agreements and misappropriation of confidential information. Buckmaster de Wolf is General Counsel of GE Global Research, based in Niskayuna, NY. He is responsible for the trade secret policies and procedures for more than 3,500 GE scientists who work in seven facilities worldwide in fields ranging from computing to metallurgy. Buck was formerly GE’s Senior Counsel Litigation & Legal Policy, focusing on IP litigation.  Prior to joining GE, he was a partner in the San Francisco office of Howrey. 

   

 

Randy Kay is a partner and litigator at Jones Day in San Diego. He

focuses his practice on trade secret and patent disputes, concentrating on representing technology, telecom, biotech, and medical device companies. He is co-editor/author of Trade Secret Litigation and Protection in California (State Bar of California, 2014).
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