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Client Alert August 15, 2025
Ninth Circuit Issues Important Decision Concerning Identification of Trade Secrets in Connection with a Defend Trade Secrets Act Claim
Quintara Biosciences confirms that California state law’s requirement that a plaintiff disclose its trade secrets with “reasonable particularity” at the outset of discovery does not apply to trade-secret claims brought solely under the DTSA.
Accolades May 23, 2025
Gibson Dunn Is Litigator of the Week Runner-Up for Complete Victory in AI Defamation Case
For the third consecutive week, a team of Gibson Dunn lawyers has been recognized by Litigation Daily’s Litigator of the Week column.
Firm News May 21, 2025
Gibson Dunn Wins Significant Victory for Client OpenAI Defending Against Defamation Claim Based on “Hallucinated” Generative AI Output
A team of Gibson Dunn litigators notched an important win in the first-ever case against an artificial intelligence developer by a plaintiff claiming that he had been defamed by “hallucinated,” or factually inaccurate, generative AI output.
Client Alert March 29, 2024
Media & Entertainment – Review and Outlook 2024
Gibson Dunn’s Media, Entertainment and Technology Practice Group highlights some of the notable rulings, developments, deals, and trends from 2023 forward that will inform the industry this year and beyond.
Client Alert June 1, 2023
Second Circuit Rules on Trade Secret Specificity and Unjust Enrichment Under the Defend Trade Secrets Act
Our IP lawyers look at the issues surrounding trade secret specificity and unjust enrichment under the Defend Trade Secrets Act, following a recent Second Circuit decision.
Client Alert October 5, 2021
Second Circuit Issues Important Ruling Concerning Authors’ Termination Rights Under The Copyright Act
In Horror Inc. v. Miller, the Second Circuit affirmed that Victor Miller had successfully reclaimed his rights in the screenplay for Friday the 13th by invoking the Copyright Act’s termination provisions, notwithstanding his assignment of those rights to a film production company in 1980. The Court reached that conclusion after finding that Miller’s assignment was made as an independent contractor, rather than as an employee.