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The team at Morrison Foerster is well regarded for its ‘exceptional knowledge’ in trade secrets work. In Palo Alto, ’genius’ Kenneth Kuwayti has experience litigating at various court levels and representing clients in domestic and international arbitrations, while Bryan Wilson has experience assisting pharmaceutical and tech clients in misappropriation and contract breach cases. Global litigators in the team include Bita Rahebi who works from the Los Angeles hub; Mark Whitaker, who is based in Washington DC; Brian Nash, who works from Austin, and San Francisco’s Tim Saulsbury. Further names to note include LA-based Benjamin Fox - regarded by cone client as  ‘terrific lawyer’ - and Palo Alto-based Berkeley Fife who is experienced litigating in patent and trade secret disputes. In San Francisco, Ragesh Tangri represents high-profile individuals and major tech companies in trade secret disputes, and Eric Tate has significant labor and employment expertise.
Legal 500 Editorial commentary

Testimonials

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  • ‘This group has exceptional knowledge of the subject matter and is highly skilled. They are excellent problem solvers and work efficiently.’

  • ‘Benjamin Fox is a terrific lawyer. He is responsive and a great communicator. He is practical and he is trustworthy.’

Key clients

  • Archer Aviation
  • Banco Inter SA

Work highlights

  • Obtained a near-complete victory in the Ninth Circuit for its client F5 Inc., affirming the dismissal of a host of claims against F5 and other defendants, the panel adopted MoFo’s arguments.
  • Represented Snap-On Tools and Mitchell 1 against their competitor, Autel, in a case that involved Autel’s flagrant theft of proprietary vehicle repair and diagnostics data through sophisticated hacking methods that were used to bypass our clients’ security and protection mechanisms.