Today's General Counsel

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Company Insider Can Leave, Take Business, Not Breach Fiduciary Duty

March 7, 2014

A Massachusetts court rules that a part owner and key employee of a closely held company who left and started […]

The Hacker Did It – No Coverage

March 6, 2014

Before Target, there was Sony: In 2011, more than seventy million of its user accounts were compromised in a cyber […]

Woodbury Financial Names Rick Fergesen President, CEO

March 6, 2014

Woodbury Financial announced that Rick Fergesen has been named President and CEO of the broker-dealer. Fergesen joined Woodbury Financial in […]

Anthony Licata Joins Morgan Lewis as COO

March 6, 2014

Anthony Licata has joined Morgan Lewis as Chief Operating Officer. Licata joins Morgan Lewis from global firm Dechert LLP, where […]

Champion ONE Names John Jutila CEO

March 6, 2014

Champion ONE, the third party optical transceiver company, announced the appointment of John Jutila as CEO. Jutila joins Champion ONE […]

Perry Cooper to CEO of Customer Portfolios

March 6, 2014

Perry Cooper, formerly the chief marketing officer at Boston-based online retailer Rue La La, was appointed CEO of marketing technology […]

More Independent Artists Taking Companies To Court To Protect IP

March 6, 2014

Independent artists are becoming increasingly litigious in an effort to protect copyright of their original designs that end up being […]

To Prosecute Or Not To Prosecute? Limiting Exposure Of Trade Secrets During Criminal Prosecutions

March 5, 2014

Referring a trade secrets theft case to the government comes with risks, including the possibility that the prosecutor may not sufficiently protect the secrets at issue.

Monsanto Files Complaint to Prevent Farmer from Harvesting Patented Seeds for Resale and Planting

March 5, 2014

Genetic food modifier Monsanto is suing a Georgia farmer, claiming he weeded out their bug-resistant seeds from other farmers and planted it, without paying for the enhanced material.

Patent Issues Remain a Priority for the White House

March 5, 2014

The White House and PTO understand the major problems with the patent system, Wesley Helmholz with Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe argues, and, instead of merely addressing symptoms, are making upstream changes to address patent quality and claim scope, in addition to ownership transparency.

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