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Outdated Protective Orders are Impeding Software Code Analysis in Copyright and Trade Secret Cases
IPWatchdog.com·July 29, 2026·1 min read
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Outdated protective orders are hindering effective software code analysis in copyright and trade secret litigation. This has allowed parties with weak arguments to exploit technological loopholes in these cases.
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As an expert witness on intellectual property litigations, I have noticed over the past few years parties with poor arguments in software copyright and software trade secret cases, both plaintiffs and defendants, have been taking advantage of technologically …
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