Protecting Your Trade Secrets: Take Practical Steps To Prevent Theft Of Your Intellectual Property

Topics:
Intellectual Property
Tags:
Business Operations,
Intellectual Property,
Manufacturing,
Marketing,
Marketing Research,
Research & Development,
Trade Secret,
Wells Fargo & Co.
Source:
Wells Fargo

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Overview: Your business may also have trade secrets - valuable information that you'd like to keep away from competitors. Our legal system will guard against unauthorized use of that information, but protection isn't automatic. You need to take certain steps if you want legal clout. A trade secret can take many forms. It can be a formula, a device, a manufacturing process, a computer program, a marketing strategy or a customer list.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2009 | Pages: 2

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