Everything depends on whether you can prove that the employee has disclosed a trade secret.

The main types of damages for disclosure of trade secrets include direct losses and loss of profits and other consequential losses, such as a reduction in a company's client base resulting from a theft of the client database or otherwise.

New amendments to Russian law take aim at the theft of trade secrets by employees, with especially tough penalties for thieving CEOs.

Modern companies accumulate valuable intangible assets including unique developments, software, logos, databases, and corporate secrets that often exceed tangible property value. As businesses grow, they face increasing risks from competitors copying solutions, employees taking customer bases, and potential trademark infringement lawsuits.

A high-quality photo of a new art object taken at the London Fashion Week may turn into a massive set of first-class copies delivered to the market by the end of the following week.

Among the many interesting court decisions adopted in 2015 in the areas of intellectual property rights, information technologies and mass media regulation...

Federal Law "On amendments to Part One and Part Two of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation " No. 302-FZ ("FZ No. 302") came into effect on 3 August 2018.

One of the key pieces of legislation related to trade secrets in Russia is the Federal Law of July 29, 2004 on Commercial Secrecy.

The Russian legal system is based on the principles typical for the Roman Germany family of Law where the main law is a statutory act.

What different types of intellectual property rights exist to protect: (a) Inventions (e.g. patents, supplementary protection certificates, rights in trade secrets...

What are the main IPRs in your jurisdiction? How are they protected?