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IBA Annual Conference Miami 2022

30 Oct - 4 Nov 2022

Room 232, Level 2

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Protection of trade secrets by multinational corporations in a cross-border and remote work setting

Wednesday 2 November (1430 - 1545)

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Committee(s)

Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee (Lead)
Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Committee

Description

Cross-border and remote work has significantly increased in the post-Covid19 world. Protecting confidential information and enforcing restrictions not to compete, now have a number of challenges, when employees are not bound by a specific territory and can work from anywhere (WFA), thanks to the digital age. Drafting of non-disclosure agreements and restrictive covenants will now need to reflect the new WFA scenario. This session will cover how best to protect the interests of the company in this digital context. 

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Aoife Bradley LK Shields Solicitors, Dublin, Ireland; Conference Officer, Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee
Veronica Raffo Ferrere, Montevideo, Uruguay; Corporate Counsel Forum Liaison Officer, Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee

Speakers

Caroline Andre-Hesse Ayache, Paris, France; Vice Chair, Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee
Orit Gonen Gilat Bareket & Co Reinhold Cohn Group, Tel Aviv, Israel; Webinar Officer, Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Committee
Mark Handfelt Tangibly, Seattle, Washington, USA
Ronak Ray Kandji, Inc. for modCounsel, San Francisco, California, USA
Michael Royal Littler Mendelson PC, Dallas, Texas, USA

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