Protecting your company’s trade secrets

Overview

Parsons Behle & Latimer's attorneys can help you find the best solutions to preserve your company’s confidential and proprietary information.

Parsons’ IP Litigation team has partnered with clients to prosecute and defend claims of trade secret misappropriation in numerous jurisdictions across the United States in state and federal courts. Accordingly, we have extensive experience in working with companies regarding what is often pivotal, non-public information essential to their continued business operations. Because of our national experience, we are familiar with the changing nature of trade secret law from state to state, and we frequently advise clients regarding the impact of those laws.

We have successfully represented clients in trade secret misappropriation claims in industries ranging from construction to highly specialized medical devices, and we are well acquainted with the best means of presenting such cases to juries. We further advise businesses on the optimal means of protecting their highly confidential, mission-critical information via the drafting of employment agreements and policies that address non-competition and the non-disclosure of such information.

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Experience

Intellectual Property of Fresh Meal Delivery Service

Successfully defended clients in evidentiary hearing on a preliminary injunction from claims of misappropriation of trade secrets, unfair competition, trademark infringement, embezzlement, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, tortious interference and conspiracy.

Beehive International v. Alcatel NV, 2:90-487B(D.C. Utah)

Successfully prosecuted multi-million dollar to claims for tortious interference with contract on behalf of Utah computer manufacture against European conglomerate.

False Advertising and Trade Secret Litigation

Represented client in false advertising and trade secret misappropriation lawsuit that resulted in a favorable verdict on both claims as well as findings of willful infringement. 

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