Brief Definition / Description of Trade Secrets

Element 1 of a Trade Secret Patents and trade secrets present somewhat opposing choices. Trade secrets derive their legal protection from their inherently secret nature. Patents, by contrast, can only be protected through public disclosure. In fact, a patent will be invalidated if the inventor refrains from describing important details. This requirement, called [...]

2020-12-31T12:20:53-08:00

Brief Definition / Description of Copyrights

Unlike patents and trademarks, copyrights are much less complex when it comes to defining the scope of what will be protected. Copyright applies as soon as a work product is reduced to a fixed form, and so there is no risk of loss of copyrights or inadvertent disclosure or use by another party. [...]

2020-12-31T12:13:45-08:00
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