A company’s most valuable assets often include its intellectual property, and those employees entrusted with its intellectual property. Join Dylan Wiseman, Chair of Buchalter's Trade Secret's & Employee Mobility practice each month as he hosts guests in the industry to provide their insights on trade issues.
In this episode, Buchalter Partner Dylan Wiseman sits down with fellow Buchalter attorney Brian Weikel to discuss the Ninth Circuit’s groundbreaking decision in Comet Technologies USA, Inc. v. XP Power , LLC , a ruling that overturned a $40 million trade secrets verdict and a $17 million attorneys’ fee award. The decision has sent shockwaves through the trade secrets bar, with the Ninth Circuit…
In this episode of the Buchalter Trade Secret podcast, host Dylan Wiseman is joined by Cara Thornton, Litigation Shareholder in Buchalter’s Denver office, to discuss a fascinating court decision involving the legendary hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan and the infamous one-of-a-kind album purchased by Martin Shkreli for $2 million. Together, they unpack the court’s reasoning and tackle the key question…
In this episode, host Dylan Wiseman is joined by Buchalter attorneys Peter Bertrand and Sarah Andrzejczak for a timely discussion on the rapidly evolving landscape of restrictive covenant law. The trio unpacks the newly introduced bipartisan Workforce Mobility Act of 2025, its potential implications for employers and employees, and how it fits into the broader national conversation around…
In this episode, host Dylan Wiseman, Co-Chair of Buchalter’s Trade Secret and Employee Mobility Practice, is joined by Heather Wright, a Shareholder in Buchalter’s Nashville office and an expert in insurance coverage for privately held companies. Together, they dive into the intersection of trade secret disputes and insurance, examining key coverage options, common policy pitfalls, and strategies…
Ever sent a message that vanishes without a trace? In this episode, we delve into the world of ephemeral messaging with Andy Crain, Managing Director at Berkeley Research Group. Host and Buchalter Shareholder Dylan Wiseman unpacks how these vanishing conversations can complicate forensic investigations. Discover the motivations behind ephemeral messaging, its practical applications, and strategies…
Tune in to our latest podcast episode as our host and Shareholder Dylan Wiseman and attorney Sarah Andrzejczak delve into the recent FTC ruling, effective April 23, 2024, which bans non-compete agreements for American companies. Gain practical insights on addressing the regulatory challenges and governing your business effectively. Join us as we empower businesses to navigate the new FTC ruling…
Join our host Dylan Wiseman and Buchalter Shareholders Leah Lively and Jeffrey Judd as they break down the implications of Assembly Bill 1076, recently signed by Governor Newsom. This groundbreaking legislation mandates that employers notify both current and former employees, hired after January 1, 2022, about the nullification of non-compete clauses in their employment agreements, unless such…
Join us as Dylan Wiseman, Co-Chair of Buchalter's Trade Secret and Employee Mobility Practice, engages in a dynamic conversation about the recently enacted statute that extends California's restrictions on non-compete agreements. In this episode, Dylan is joined by Buchalter Shareholders Leah Lively and Jeffrey Judd. Together, they delve deep into the legal intricacies of this legislation and…
Join our host Dylan Wiseman along with our attorneys Pete Mack and Jacqueline Vu as they discuss a series of recent cases in the federal courts involving California jury instructions 4420 readily ascertainable defense. Disclaimer: This communication is not intended to create or constitute, nor does it create or constitute, an attorney-client or any other legal relationship. No statement in this…
Join our host Dylan Wiseman and guests Joshua Robbins and Pete Mack as they discuss and analyze the recent California Supreme Court case Siry Investment, L.P. v. Farkondehpour , which creates a powerful new weapon in business disputes by potentially opening the door to common law fraud claims for treble damages and attorneys’ fees. Disclaimer: This communication is not intended to create or…
