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Justice Department Announces Trade Secret Theft and Other Charges Following Recently Launched Technology Strike Force
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Earlier this year, the United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”) announced that it was launching the Disruptive Technology Strike Force (“Strike Force”) in an effort “to target illicit actors, strengthen supply chains and protect critical technological assets from being acquired or used by nation-state adversaries.”  The DOJ’s initial announcement can be found here.  The Strike Force is co-led by the DOJ and Commerce Department with the goal of countering efforts by hostile nation-states seeking to illegally acquire sensitive United States technology.  On May 16, 2023, the DOJ announced criminal charges in five cases from five different U.S. Attorney’s Offices in connection with the Strike Force’s efforts.  Two of the cases involve allegations of trade secret theft from U.S. technology companies with the intent to market the technology in foreign countries. 

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EpsteinBeckerGreen To Hold its Annual Labor and Employment Law Client Briefing Conference on September 24, 2009 in New York City
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EpsteinBeckerGreen's 28th Annual Labor and Employment Law Client Briefing Conference, entitled "Employers Under Siege: Managing Your Workforce in Unprecedented Times," will be held this year on Thursday, September 24th at the Millennium Broadway Hotel in New York City.
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Preventing The Misappropriation Of Trade Secrets Through Proactive Policies And Procedures
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While there is no magic wand that will prevent a theft or stop a thief in his tracks, a company can substantially lower the risk of trade secret misappropriation through proactive policies and procedures.

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