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The world's most famous trade secret is probably the formula for Coca Cola.

Most people may know that patent litigation can lead to huge damage amounts. Not as commonly known is that trade secret litigation can also lead to significant damages...

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming trade secret litigation, making reverse engineering easier while simultaneously complicating traditional legal definitions of proprietary information. Courts in 2025 demonstrated heightened skepticism toward broad trade secret claims, requiring unprecedented specificity in identifying protected information.

I am pleased to announce that I will co-present a continuing legal education session, titled Trademarks and Trade Secrets Aren't Just Federal: A Review of Georgia State Laws and Cases...

While the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia rejected copyright protection for AI in Thaler v. Perlmutter last August, that case was unique insofar as there was no human hand in the purported copyrighted work.

The bill, as drafted, seeks to prohibit all non-compete agreements in the employment context.

Leslie Spencer, an IP litigation partner, discusses the importance of developing a comprehensive and forward-looking intellectual property strategy for financial technology (FinTech) innovations.

In this fifth installment of our 2021 Trade Secrets Webinar Series, Seyfarth partners Robert Milligan and Suzanne Saxman discussed trade secret/confidentiality...

As a thank you to our valued readers, we are pleased to announce the webinar "Enforcing Non-Compete Provisions in Franchise Agreements" is now available as a podcast and webinar recording.

Building a culture of trade secret protection is essential for protecting against cyber threats.

We are pleased to announce the webinar "Proving-Up Trade Secret Misappropriation: Best Practices and Tales from the Trenches" is now available as a webinar recording.

We are pleased to announce the webinar "State Specific Non-Compete Oddities Employers Should Be Aware Of " is now available as a podcast and webinar recording.

The Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 created a federal civil cause of action for owners of trade secrets that have been misappropriated.

Robert Milligan, along with Certified Forensic Computer Examiner Jim Vaughn, presented The Defend Trade Secrets Act – The Biglaw Partner and Forensic Technologist Perspective webinar...

We are pleased to announce the webinar "The Intersection of Trade Secrets Violations and the Criminal Law" is now available as a webinar recording.

In Seyfarth's fourth webinar in its series of 2017 Trade Secrets Webinars, Seyfarth attorneys Robert Milligan and Joshua Salinas were joined by Jim Vaughn, one of California's leading...

Social media is everywhere nowadays. The line between professional and personal with these accounts is growing more and more blurred.

Nothing passes Congress during an election year. Well, something did: the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016. In some ways, the act is unexceptional.