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Follow on Google News | Steven M. Kayman, Partner, Proskauer Rose LLP to Speak at KC’s Trade Secret TheftFor further details, please visit: http://theknowledgegroup.org/ About Steven M. Kayman Steve Kayman is a New York-based Partner in Proskauer’s Litigation Department. Steve is best known as an intellectual property litigator but, in his thirty plus years of legal practice, all with Proskauer, he has also had extensive experience litigating disputes involving securities, bankruptcy and work-outs, real estate, employment and many other commercial matters. Steve assists clients in both litigated and non-litigated matters involving the movement of employees between competitors, the appropriation of trade secrets, employee “raiding” and “lift outs,” and the drafting and negotiation of employment and other agreements containing restrictive covenants. Steve has litigated for and counseled clients in hundreds of disputed matters in these areas, including major banks and insurance companies, other financial institutions, leading consulting firms, and media and entertainment companies. He also has written and lectured extensively about trade secrets and non-competes. About Proskauer Rose LLP Proskauer is a global law firm recognized for its excellence both in practicing law and serving clients. We are trusted advisors to many of the world’s top companies, financial institutions, investment funds, not-for-profit institutions, governmental entities and other organizations across industries and borders. With 700+ lawyers in 13 offices and approximately 50 areas of practice, we have the capabilities, experience and creativity to guide our clients through their most important legal and business challenges. Event Synopsis: As the name suggests, trade secrets derive their principal value from being kept secret and available for use by only their owner. Yet in our digital world, where most information resides on computer networks, electronic storage devices or “the cloud,” trade secrets are highly vulnerable to theft by both insiders and third parties. Computer hacking, economic espionage, identity theft and invasions of personal privacy are related threats that are outgrowths of the information age in which we live. These issues present a huge, global challenge and it is a war that, at present, the “good guys” are not winning. Against this backdrop, the Knowledge Group has enlisted two leading trade secret litigators to share their practical insights and strategies to help companies protect their trade secrets. Their presentation will address the following topics: 1. Overview of trade secret law. §Trade secrets distinguished from other types of intellectual property. §Nature and sources of the threat (recent notorious examples). §Sources of protection – common law, Uniform Trade Secret Act, federal statutes. §Potential criminal prosecution. §Proposed federal trade secret legislation. §Global laws and issues. 2. Trade Secret Litigation. §Trade secret audits §Contractual provisions to safeguard trade secrets and other business interests. §Best practices for avoiding trade secret theft. 3. Minimizing risk when hiring employees from a competitor. 4. Departing employees – the biggest risk of trade secret theft. 5. Protecting Against Trade Secret Theft. §What to do immediately upon discovery of trade secret theft. §To sue or not to sue. §TROs and preliminary injunctions. §Forensic investigations. §Potential causes of action. §Proving a trade secret claim. §Role of experts. §E-discovery issues. §Remedies. About The Knowledge Group, LLC/The Knowledge Congress Live Webcast Series The Knowledge Group was established with the mission to produce unbiased, objective, and educational live webinars that examine industry trends and regulatory changes from a variety of different perspectives. The goal is to deliver a unique multilevel analysis of an important issue affecting business in a highly focused format. To contact or register to an event, please visit: http://theknowledgegroup.org End
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