Trade Secret Law Evolution Podcast

In this episode, Jordan discusses two cases and three issues: (1) whether proof of causation and damages is necessary to be the prevailing party in trade secret cases, (2) whether “actual loss” for damages purposes includes expert costs, and (3) trade secret identification.

In this episode, repeat co-host Justin Victor joins Jordan and breaks down the latest developments in the FTC noncompete ban saga, including the nationwide injunction against the ban in the leading case, related litigation, what to expect and what to do.   

In this episode, Jordan discusses a Seventh Circuit decision in a case of first impression over whether the DTSA applies outside the United States.

In this episode, Bridget Smith, Assistant General Counsel and Director, Intellectual Property for Relativity Space joins the podcast to discuss her company, how her job involves trade secrets, her views on measures to protect trade secrets given her company’s unique assets, and other subjects.

In this episode, Jennifer Burdman, Chief IP Officer & Deputy General Counsel for Valo Health, joins Jordan for a robust discussion on the hot topic of trade secret inventory, including its pros and cons.

In this episode, Jordan and recurring co-hosts Gregory Bombard and Justin Victor discuss the FTC’s new sweeping ban on non-compete agreements, and what it means for companies.

In this episode, Jordan discusses how to plead (and not to plead) subject matter jurisdiction under the federal Defend Trade Secrets Act, the requirement of trade secret ownership, and whether injunctive relief is presumed once the plaintiff proves misappropriation.

In this episode, Jordan discusses how Missouri treats the hot topic of non-compete agreements, and a recent District Court case in California on preemption.  

Jordan and GT Boston Shareholder Greg Bombard break down 2023’s trends and key cases in trade secret law.

In this episode, Jordan discusses Minnesota’s and Texas's differing approaches to the doctrine of preemption as explained in two recent cases.