DoorDash, a company based in California, was recently mandated to comply with their own arbitration clause. DoorDash hires thousands of delivery workers as independent contractors to deliver food from an array of restaurants, and requires their contractors to sign a...
Month: February 2020
Soccer clubs in international trademark dispute
On Behalf of Wang IP Law Group, P.C. | Feb 17, 2020 | Intellectual Property
California soccer fans may be surprised to learn that intellectual property issues can even impact their favorite teams. Presently, two soccer clubs are involved in an international dispute over the names of their clubs. Inter Milan, based in an Italian city, and...
How can nondisclosure agreements protect your tech business?
On Behalf of Wang IP Law Group, P.C. | Feb 10, 2020 | Business Law
With new innovations constantly broadening tech offerings, it is becoming harder for tech industry companies to stay ahead of the curve. Further, tech brands need to protect their own business product development and processes. You absolutely wouldn’t want the product...
Most companies have trade secrets
On Behalf of Wang IP Law Group, P.C. | Feb 7, 2020 | Intellectual Property
Companies in California and throughout the country may have information that gives them an advantage over the competition. This information is typically gleaned from testing and other research that it has conducted. For instance, a company might have developed a new...
Protecting trade secrets from whistleblower disclosures
On Behalf of Wang IP Law Group, P.C. | Feb 5, 2020 | Intellectual Property
California companies can suffer substantial harm when their trade secrets are disclosed. One potential party that can disclose trade secrets are whistleblowers. Currently, the Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) contains a controversial immunity provision that aims to...