Trade Secrets: Law and Practice (2014 Edition), by David W. Quinto and Stuart H. Singer, assembles case law analysis and strategic advice on prosecuting and defending trade secret misappropriation actions, maintaining legally sufficient trade secret protection measures, and supervising outside attorneys in the course of litigation. The 2014 Edition includes a new section on presumptions, inferences and burden -shifting; an expanded arbitration section; and discussions of the latest developments in the evolving areas of Computer Fraud and Abuse Act interpretation and damages and UTSA preemption of state law claims. Features • Co-written by two highly-experienced litigators • Unique, comprehensive coverage of U.S. trade secret law from a trial lawyer's perspective, uniting case law analysis with litigation strategy • Aids in maximizing business value, strategic technology and intellectual property management Reviews "An excellent guide for both litigators and corporate counsel." -- David Boies, Managing Partner, Boise Schiller & Flexner LLP "A vital resource by two top litigators." -- Lance Liebman, Director, American Law Institute, Professor and former Dean, Columbia University School of Law "Quinto and Singer take the complex area of trade secrets and give a comprehensive yet eminently practical analysis that is essential for plaintiffs and defendants alike." -- Martha W. Barnett, Partner, Holland and Knight, President, American Bar Association, 2000-2001 "Extremely helpful, clearly written, and practically organized." -- James Pooley, Partner, Morrison Foerster "Trade Secrets: Law and Practice by seasoned litigators David Quinto and Stuart Singer will be an important addition to the libraries of nonspecialist practitioners who handle trade-secret misappropriation claims and provide counseling as part of their practices." -- California Lawyer "Trade Secrets: Law and Practice is a thorough and well-organized work...Quinto and Singer have assembled a practice aid that meets its intent. Even though the intended audience is practitioners, students and researches will find the work a concise assembly of material on trade secrets from a trial lawyer's perspective." -- Legal Information Alert "Although the stated emphasis of this book is trade secret litigation, it is an excellent resource for the non-litigation lawyer, as well as individuals charged with managing their company's trade secrets." --John T. Ramsay, Q.C. Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP "Peeling back the cover, one is left the product itself -- and it's a winner...An appendix of nearly 150 pages summarises the relevant law of 23 states...this is a very useful book and a good read too." -- Jeremy Phillips, IPKat This eBook features links to Lexis Advance for further legal research options.