Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... secret protection . For example , it is not necessary to register com- puter software as a trade secret in order to obtain legal pro- tection for its development . Also , a computer trade secret does not have to meet the rigid standards ...
... secret protection . For example , it is not necessary to register com- puter software as a trade secret in order to obtain legal pro- tection for its development . Also , a computer trade secret does not have to meet the rigid standards ...
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... secret.128 Limited access areas and employee non - disclosure contracts may be used to reduce the risk of loss of the trade secret by misappropriation or wrongful disclosure . Since computer software is often licensed for use by another ...
... secret.128 Limited access areas and employee non - disclosure contracts may be used to reduce the risk of loss of the trade secret by misappropriation or wrongful disclosure . Since computer software is often licensed for use by another ...
283. lappuse
... secret laws , commentators saw the cases as severely limiting availa- bility of state trade secret protection for unpatentable inventions.136 The third major case to come before the Supreme Court was Lear , Inc. v . Adkins.137 Adkins ...
... secret laws , commentators saw the cases as severely limiting availa- bility of state trade secret protection for unpatentable inventions.136 The third major case to come before the Supreme Court was Lear , Inc. v . Adkins.137 Adkins ...
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