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Trade secrets are vulnerable whenever confidential information is shared with employees, contractors, or other personnel as part of day-to-day operations. Without clear internal policies and enforceable agreements, proprietary information may be disclosed, misused, or retained after an individual leaves the company.
Structure Law Group, LLP’s Los Angeles intellectual property lawyers advise businesses on legal strategies to protect trade secrets and other proprietary information, including the drafting employment agreements, confidentiality provisions, and internal policies designed to support enforcement under California law. The following are several practical measures companies should consider when evaluating trade secret protection.
Protecting Trade Secrets: Essential Safeguards