by Ray Miller | Jul 23, 2025 | Blog, Case Law & Industry Trends, Featured Blogs
Executive Summary The landscape of college athletics is undergoing a profound transformation. With the recent House v. NCAA settlement and the continued prominence of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals, athletic departments are no longer just sports programs; they...
by Chris Buntel | Apr 29, 2025 | Blog, Case Law & Industry Trends, Trade Secret Strategy
I’m willful and malicious before my first coffee. In trade secret litigation, if the defendant is found to have acted in a “wilful and malicious” manner, the damages can go from big to stunning. A judge can decide to award attorney’s fees and...
by Tangibly | Apr 21, 2025 | Blog, Case Law & Industry Trends
KPM Analytics Wins $10M Trade Secret Case: What It Means for Foodtech and IP Protection A recent federal court ruling awarded over $10 million in damages to KPM Analytics, a scientific instrumentation company serving the food and agriculture sectors, in a landmark...
by Tangibly | Apr 3, 2025 | Blog, Case Law & Industry Trends
Palantir sues ex-employees turned founders of Guardian AI for allegedly stealing trade secrets to launch a competing startup. Palantir v. Guardian AI Explained Palantir has filed a trade secret lawsuit against Guardian AI, a healthcare-focused AI startup launched by...
by Chris Buntel | Mar 21, 2025 | Blog, Case Law & Industry Trends
Rippling v. Deel Explained Rippling sued their arch-competitor Deel in the Northern District Court of California on March 17, 2025. There were seven causes of action alleged, including misappropriation of trade secrets (both under federal DTSA and California state...
by Chris Buntel | Jan 29, 2025 | Blog, Case Law & Industry Trends, Featured Blogs
The Chinese DeepSeek R1 and Janus open-source models are certainly all the AI rage this week. The R1 model was built for a cost of about 5% of what its competitors normally spend and promises lower price for AI adoption. Let’s take a look at DeepSeek from a few...
