Trade Secret Litigation Strategy 2025: Reasonable Measures, Jury Selection and Remediation | Kisaco Research

Trade secret misappropriation is a critical concern for businesses seeking to protect their most valuable and sensitive intellectual property. However, the path to litigation in trade secret cases requires a strategic approach, involving everything from identifying the theft, proving the misappropriation, and navigating complex legal frameworks. As businesses face increasing risks from cyber threats, employee departures, and competitor actions, a well-thought-out litigation strategy is more important than ever.


- Determine the current requirement for trade secret owner to exercise “reasonable efforts” (UTSA) or “reasonable measures” (DTSA) to protect the information.
- Understand the critical elements required to build a strong case in trade secret misappropriation.
- Learn about the steps involved in securing evidence and effectively proving misappropriation.
- Gain insights into how to prevent trade secret theft before it occurs and how to respond effectively if theft happens.
- Explore strategies for settling or resolving trade secret cases before they go to trial.
- Understand the key legal and practical issues involved in defending against trade secret misappropriation claims.
- Explore current trends on jury instructions during trade secret litigation cases.

Speaker(s): 

Author:

Victoria Cundiff

Adjunct Professor, PennCarey Law School
University of Pennsylvania

Victoria Cundiff

Adjunct Professor, PennCarey Law School
University of Pennsylvania

Author:

Ksenia Takhistova

Chief Legal Officer
LCM Biosensor Technologies

Ksenia Takhistova

Chief Legal Officer
LCM Biosensor Technologies
Time: 
11:15 - 12:15
Session Type: 
General Session (Presentation)