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    IP Law Daily, TRADE SECRETS—W.D. Wash.: Court found basic logistics, product development practices, not trade secrets, (Oct 19, 2026)

    Law Firms Mentioned:Carson & Noel PLLC | Miller Nash LLP
    Organizations Mentioned:Sig Sauer Inc. | UMC Global Inc.

    By Jonathan Anderson

    Even if the information constituted trade secrets, the court held that the claimant waited too long to assert misappropriation.

    The federal district court in Seattle dismissed claims for misappropriation brought by gunmaker Sig Sauer Inc., alleging a ...

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