What can help protect trade secrets when employees are allowed to work remotely?

Technology & Data
Written By Klemchuk LLP

Today’s new normal for business with employees working from home raises new issues for employers because remote access may:

  • unintentionally waive the confidentiality of trade secrets or proprietary information if not protected correctly;

  • allow employees to more easily steal trade secrets; and

  • may waive confidentiality when using third-party applications.

Read about how employee agreements can help protect business assets.

Klemchuk LLP

This blog is published by Klemchuk LLP, a litigation, intellectual property, transactional, and international business law firm dedicated to protecting innovation. The firm provides tailored legal solutions to industries including software, technology, retail, real estate, consumer goods, ecommerce, telecommunications, restaurant, energy, media, and professional services.

The firm publishes Ideate, a blog discussing the latest news and insights into intellectual property law, business, and culture.

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