Intellectual property
Trade secrets when an entire engineering team leaves
A single departing employee is a documents problem. A team is an organizational problem, and the first eleven days decide what can still be proved.
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Partner, Chair of Intellectual Property & Technology
Patent and trade secret litigation in medical devices and industrial systems, and the licensing that settles it.
Priya Venkataraman litigates patent and trade secret cases, largely in medical devices, robotics, and industrial control systems. She trained as a mechanical engineer and practiced for four years before going to law school, which is the reason she is usually the person in the room who can say plainly whether an accused product actually works the way the complaint says it does.
A majority of her matters resolve in a license rather than a judgment, and she structures them accordingly from the outset. She has been critical, in print, of litigation strategies that foreclose the settlement the client will eventually want.
She chairs the practice and supervises the firm's technology transactions work, including the data and model licensing arrangements that increasingly sit at the center of commercial agreements her clients sign.
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Contact Priya Venkataraman
Write to priya.venkataraman@marloweandsterling.com or call +1 (212) 555-0151. Please describe the matter in general terms and name the parties involved so we can run a conflicts check before discussing anything substantive.