In this practical webinar, you will receive step-by-step guidance on how to prepare for a Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) case before one is filed and how to bring and respond to a claim filed under the DTSA. Among other things, you will learn:

  • How courts have been evaluating complaints for DTSA violations;
  • How to plead a violation;
  • Why certain courts have granted requests for emergent relief;
  • How to improve your chances of securing such relief;
  • How to find holes in a DTSA claim if you are defending against such a claim.

Upon course completion, you will be able to:

  • Protect your trade secrets (and how to paper those efforts) so that a court will find that “reasonable measures” were taken to protect those secrets, a statutory requirement.
  • Implement best practices for pleading a DTSA claim.
  • Recognize and avoid mistakes that could result in emergent relief being denied or your entire DTSA claim being dismissed.
  • Outline strategies for securing injunctive relief if you are a trade secret owner.
  • Review strategies for seeking dismissal of such claims if you are named as a defendant.
  • Spot key issues in a DTSA litigation.
Faculty Member
Wendy Stein
Chiesa, Shahinian & Giantomasi P.C.

Wendy Stein is a member of Chiesa, Shahinian & Giantomasi P.C., residing in its New York office. Ms. Stein focuses her practice on patent and trade secret litigation. In the trade secret area, she has repeatedly secured emergent relief to protect the rights of trade secret owners under the Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) and other state laws. She also maintains an active defense practice representing both individual and corporate defendants accused of misappropriating alleged trade secrets under the DTSA and other state laws.

Faculty Member
Jean Dassie
Gibbons P.C.

Mr. Dassie focuses his practice on intellectual property litigation, including patent and trade secret disputes. He been involved in all stages of district court litigation, from pleadings, to fact and expert discovery, summary judgment, and trial preparation. While Mr. Dassie has broad litigation experience, he particularly enjoys working on damages and other remedial aspects of a case.

CLE Credits (Law)

Credit Value Type Format
NALA - - Credit not available
NFPA - - Credit not available
AL 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
AK 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
AR Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
AZ 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
CA 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
CO 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
CT 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
DE 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
FL 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
GA 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
HI 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
IA 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
ID 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
IL 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
IN 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
KS Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
KY 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
LA 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
ME 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
MN 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
MO 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
MS Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
MT 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
NC 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
ND 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
NE 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
NH 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
NJ 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
NM 1.2 General
On-Demand/Recording
NV 1 General
On-Demand/Recording
NY 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
OH 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
OK 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
OR 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
PA 1 General
On-Demand/Recording
RI 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
SC Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
TN 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
TX 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
UT 1 General
On-Demand/Recording
VA Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
VT 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
WA 1.25 Law and Legal Procedure
On-Demand/Recording
WI 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
WV 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
WY 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording

In some CLE states, the course will be submitted to the bar after you register. If for any reason the course is not approved, we will fully refund your registration fee. If a state is listed on this course, then we are confident the course fits that state's standards and already is or will be approved for credit.

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