A district court ruling could deter corporations from reporting the theft of trade secrets if the proprietary information is not shielded from defense attorneys

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United States v. Kai-Lo Hsu shows the difficulty of balancing the constitutional rights of defendants in an economic espionage action with those of businesses not to have their trade secrets disclosed. This action concerned alleged bribery of Bristol-Myers employees to obtain trade secrets about the production of Taxol. High technology companies' alternatives for trade secret protection in the absence of an effective federal law enforcement solution are listed.

Cases, Trade secrets, Business intelligence, Competitive intelligence

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Telecoms' rise radically revamps real estate law; novel property problems include control of corridors, zoning, obstruction of nonwire transmissions and revising old documents

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The new legal issues facing real estate attorneys as a result of the telecommunications revolution are the control of telecommunications corridors; interference with non-wire communications; new zoning issues and changing old real estate instruments to fit new telecommunications services. State law has taken up these issues Leases must now deal with them since most commercial tenants depend on telecommunications.

Interpretation and construction, Laws, regulations and rules, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Zoning law

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