Listen on-demand to our Focus on Trade Secrets video discussion hosted regularly by our North America Trade Secrets Practice. During each discussion, our attorneys cover hot topics, trends and legal developments in the trade secrets area, both from a domestic and international perspective, addressing issues and offering practical tips and best practices that will help you identify, protect, prosecute and defend your trade secrets.
| Episode 25: Navigating the Risks to Confidential Data in a Remote Workforce: A Real Life Case Study Presenters: Bradford Newman, Maria Grenader, Kelechi Okengwu |
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| Episode 24: Negative Knowledge Trade Secret Protection Presenters: Bradford Newman, Allen Al-Haj, Andrew Yu-Chih and Jackie Gerson |
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| Episode 23: Protecting Against, and Responding to, AI "Deepfakes" Presenters: Bradford Newman, Elizabeth Roper and David Zaslowsky |
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| Episode 22: 5 Key Considerations in Protecting Trade Secrets While Employing AI Tools Presenters: Bradford Newman, Jessica Nall and Jonathan Tam |
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| Episode 21: Recent Delaware Non-Compete Ruling - What You Need to Know Presenters: Bradford Newman, Michael Brewer, William Dugan and Emily Brait |
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| Episode 20: No-Poach Agreements: Latest Antitrust Updates and Considerations Presenters: Bradford Newman, Jeffrey Martino, Ashley Eickhof and Lily Duong |
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| Episode 19: Pros and Cons of Referring a Trade Secrets Matter to Law Enforcement Presenters: Bradford Newman, Jessica Nall and Elizabeth Roper |
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| Episode 18: Not All Secrets Are Trade Secrets: Lessons Learned from the Elizabeth Holmes Unsuccessful "Trade Secret" Fraud Defense Presenters: Bradford Newman, Kelton Basirico and Sara Pitt |
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| Episode 17: Discovery in Trade Secrets Cases - Part III Presenters: Bradford Newman, Michael Brewer and Mark Goodman |
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| Episode 16: The Intersection of Copyright and Trademarks Presenters: Marisa Bakker, Bradford Newman, Jennifer Semko and Richard Wells |
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| Episode 15: Detecting Trade Secret Theft in the Marketplace Presenters: Alexander Burch, Desirée Hunter-Reay, Nicholas Kennedy and Bradford Newman |
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| Episode 14: Trade Secrets in Tech Transactions Presenters: Bradford Newman, Marcela Robledo and Christine Streatfeild |
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| Episode 13: When Trade Secrets Thieves Are Whistleblowers Presenters: Amy Greer, Jessica Nall and Bradford Newman |
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| Episode 12: Protecting Trade Secrets in an Era of Pro-Competitive Government Enforcement Presenters: Mark Goodman, Jeffrey Martino, Jessica Nall and Bradford Newman |
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| Episode 11: The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Post-Van Buren Presenters: Bradford Newman |
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| Episode 10: Discovery in Trade Secrets Cases - Part II Presenters: Bradford Newman, Michael Brewer and Mark Goodman |
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| Episode 9: When to Patent and When to Maintain as Trade Secret Presenters: Bradford Newman, Kevin O'Brien and Sara Pitt |
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| Episode 8: Avoiding the Entity List: Rise of Trade Secrets Enforcement Risk through US Export Controls Presenters: Bradford Newman, Alexandre Lamy, Jessica Nall and Christine Streatfeild |
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| Episode 7: Discovery in Trade Secrets Cases Presenters: Bradford Newman, Michael Brewer and Mark Goodman |
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| Episode 6: Key Considerations in Parallel Criminal and Civil Trade Secrets Cases Presenters: Bradford Newman, Jessica Nall and Christine Streatfeild |
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| Episode 5: Snap Removal in Trade Secret Cases Presenters: Bradford Newman, Allen Al-Haj and Mark Ratway |
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| Episode 4: Does Inclusion of 'Ideas' and 'Know-how' in Confidential Information and Invention Assignment Agreements Constitute an Unenforceable Non-compete under California Law? Presenters: Bradford Newman, Anne Kelts Assayag and Colton Long |
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Episode 3: DOJ's China Initiative — |
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Episode 2: Employee Non-Solicitation Clauses |
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| . | Episode 1: Using Ex Parte Seizure Orders to Protect Trade Secrets Presenters: Kevin O'Brien and Jennifer Semko |
Listen on-demand to our monthly Trade Secrets webinar series. This hour-long presentation, led by members of our North America Trade Secrets Practice and featuring other subject-matter experts, offers specific guidance to assist companies as they continue to navigate through complex and ever-evolving data protection issues.
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March 2021:My Company Possesses Stolen Trade Secrets. What Now? |
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October 2020: When Trade Secret Theft Is a Crime |
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September 2020: How to Protect Trade Secrets Through Optimized Licensing Agreements |
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June 2020: Filling Data Protection Gaps in the New Working Environment |
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May 2020: Protecting Trade Secrets in the Rapid Remote World: 10 Specific Steps to Take Now |
New Risks as COVID-19 Forces Rapid Technology Adoption
Corporate Compliance Insights, January 21, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has created urgency for organizations to ramp up digital adoption, but as they pivot entire service lines, digitalize operations and automate processes, they create unintended compliance risks. Baker McKenzie partner Jessica Nall explains.
Using AI to Make Hiring Decisions? Prepare for EEOC Scrutiny
Bloomberg Law, January 15, 2021
Ten senators have written to the EEOC asking it to use its power to investigate and take enforcement action against vendors who create — and companies that utilize — discriminatory hiring algorithms. Baker McKenzie partner Bradford Newman explains what steps companies should take to prepare.
Nine Steps Cannabis Companies Can Take to Protect Trade Secrets
Bloomberg Law, December 15, 2020
Given less uncertainty about federal-level protections in the cannabis industry, cannabis companies should home in on protecting their trade secrets. Baker McKenzie attorneys Christine Streatfeild, William Dugan and Colton Long offer nine steps to protect intellectual property assets and preserve or enhance enterprise value.
5 Steps Every Company Should Take to Avoid Data Theft Risk
Dark Reading, November 12, 2020
The accelerated shift to remote workforces resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic has exasperated the challenge of protecting corporate data and intellectual capital. It has never been easier for employees to compromise their employers' systems. Absent protocols designed for remote workforces, many companies are scrambling to keep tabs on the whereabouts of their property and IP. Bradford Newman outlines steps to mitigate the risk of data theft.
Societal Upheaval during the COVID-19 Pandemic Underscores Need for New AI Data Regulations
Tech Crunch, July 10, 2020
As a long-time proponent of AI regulation that is designed to protect public health and safety while also promoting innovation, Bradford Newman expresses his belief that Congress must not delay in enacting, on a bipartisan basis, Section 102(b) of The Artificial Intelligence Data Protection Act. Newman proposed this legislation, which is now a House of Representatives Discussion Draft Bill. In this article, he outlines how guardrails in the form of Section 102(b)’s ethical AI legislation are necessary to maintain the dignity of the individual.
Bradford Newman, Chair of North America Trade Secrets Practice – Interview Series
Unite.AI, June 5, 2020
Bradford Newman specializes in matters related to trade secrets and artificial intelligence. He is the chair of the AI Subcommittee of the ABA. Recognized by the Daily Journal in 2019 as one of the Top 20 AI attorneys in California, Bradford has been instrumental in proposing federal AI workplace and IP legislation that in 2018 was turned into a United States House of Representatives Discussion Draft bill. He has also developed AI oversight and corporate governance best practices designed to ensure algorithmic fairness.