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Apportionment of Trade Secret Damages: Will Phillips 66 Ask A Six Hundred Million Dollar Question?

In a trade secret misappropriation action, a complainant is required to prove the amount of its damages with reasonable certainty and that this amount has been caused by the misappropriation. Therefore, the trade secret owner should be prepared to explain how its claimed or awarded damages are sufficiently apportioned to the trade secrets alleged or found to have been misappropriated.

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The Fate of the “Last Gasp” of the Biden FTC: Will Its Legacy Survive the Trump Administration?

We predict the chance of survival of each of the Biden FTC’s last-minute efforts once there is a Republican majority at the FTC.

Apportionment of Trade Secret Damages: Will Phillips 66 Ask A Six Hundred Million Dollar Question?

In a trade secret misappropriation action, a complainant is required to prove the amount of its damages with reasonable certainty and that this amount has been caused by the misappropriation. Therefore, the trade secret owner should be prepared to explain how its claimed or awarded damages are sufficiently apportioned to the trade secrets alleged or found to have been misappropriated.

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Apportionment of Trade Secret Damages: Will Phillips 66 Ask A Six Hundred Million Dollar Question?

In a trade secret misappropriation action, a complainant is required to prove the amount of its damages with reasonable certainty and that this amount has been caused by the misappropriation. Therefore, the trade secret owner should be prepared to explain how its claimed or awarded damages are sufficiently apportioned to the trade secrets alleged or found to have been misappropriated.

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September 24, 2024

The Rise of Labor Issues as an Antitrust Priority

Axinn partner Richard Dagen and associate Maryanne Magnier co-authored the article, "The Rise of Labor Issues as an Antitrust Priority," published in the Emory Corporate Governance and Accountability Review.

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May 1, 2024

Ten Axinn Attorneys Named to Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll

Ten Axinn attorneys have been named to the DC Courts 2023 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll, which annually recognizes members of the DC Bar who performed 50 hours or more of pro bono legal services. Those who performed over 100 hours received the High Honors distinction. For 2023, 5,032 attorneys registered for the Honor Roll and the members hail from 166 firms, solo practices, federal and local government agencies, corporations, associations, and public interest organizations.

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Apportionment of Trade Secret Damages: Will Phillips 66 Ask A Six Hundred Million Dollar Question?

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Ten Things to Know About the Antitrust Division’s Updated Compliance Guidance

Apportionment of Trade Secret Damages: Will Phillips 66 Ask A Six Hundred Million Dollar Question?

The Fate of the “Last Gasp” of the Biden FTC: Will Its Legacy Survive the Trump Administration?

Ten Things to Know About the Antitrust Division’s Updated Compliance Guidance

Apportionment of Trade Secret Damages: Will Phillips 66 Ask A Six Hundred Million Dollar Question?

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