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  1. Trade Secret Damages Beyond the Actual Loss Suffered by Plaintiffs Become Harder to Obtain

  2. A Large Theft of Trade Secrets Sets a Record: The “Largest Damages Award on the books under the DTSA”
    by Lisa M. Tittemore

  3. The Court of Appeals of Virginia Overturns Record $2 Billion Jury Award in Widely Watched Appian v. Pegasystems Trade Secret Litigation

  4. Enforcing a Non-Compete Against a Former Employee in California
    by Thomas C. Carey

  5. FTC Ban on Non-Competes Thwarted by Texas Federal Court
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

  6. Federal Circuit Upends Obviousness Test for Design Patents, Leaving Uncertainty and Potential Opportunity
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

  7. Coping With the FTC Ban on Non-Competition Agreements

  8. The Kessler Doctrine: An Expanded Form of Preclusion Unique to Patent Litigation

  9. Sage Therapeutics Prevails in USPTO: Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Opposition to SAGEFORTH Mark
    by Katherine W. Soule

  10. Tacking in Trademark Law: Even Big Brands Sometimes Miss the Mark
    by Sunstein

  11. USPTO Proposes New Rules on Terminal Disclaimers: A Potential Setback for Patentees
    by Shane Hunter

  12. Supreme Court Rules that Copyright Infringement Claims Can Cover Decades of Damages
    by Thomas C. Carey

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  1. FTC Ban on Non-Competes Thwarted by Texas Federal Court
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

  2. Supreme Court Rules that Copyright Infringement Claims Can Cover Decades of Damages
    by Thomas C. Carey

  3. USPTO Proposes New Rules on Terminal Disclaimers: A Potential Setback for Patentees
    by Shane Hunter
  4. The New York Times v. OpenAI: The Biggest IP Case Ever
    by Thomas C. Carey

  5. Federal Circuit Narrows “Comparison Prior Art” for Design Patent Infringement
    by Rob D. Pyatt

  6. Dance, Fortnite, and the “Epic” Battle for Copyright Protection
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

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