“Protecting your Assets” is a four-part podcast series which addresses a variety of concerns at the intersection of employee departures and protecting valuable company trade secrets. Topics covered will include navigating successful exit interviews, mitigating database damage and stolen property issues, assessing litigation implications from potential employee raids, and the handling of demand letters.
Choate's Protecting your Assets
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4 episodes
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Podcast Overview
“Protecting your Assets” is a four-part podcast series which addresses a variety of concerns at the intersection of employee departures and protecting valuable company trade secrets. Topics covered will include navigating successful exit interviews, mitigating database damage and stolen property issues, assessing litigation implications from potential employee raids, and the handling of demand letters.
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2/22/2021
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Recent Episodes
March 15, 2021
Approaching a Demand Letter
In part four of the series, Lyndsey Kruzer and Anita Spieth present the scenario of in-house counsel receiving a demand letter detailing multiple allegations of misconduct and discuss how to administer a thorough investigation.
March 8, 2021
Limiting Risk from Employee Raiding
In part three of the series, Anita Spieth and Greta Fails focus on employee raiding and discuss potential litigation implications and best practices for limiting risk.
March 1, 2021
Assessing the Damage Potential from an Exit Interview
In part two of the series, Michael Bunis and Adam Bookbinder walk through a hypothetical situation involving potential criminal trade secret theft and discuss what companies can do to prevent insider IP theft.
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