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4 November 2024FeaturesTrade secretsDaniel Roland and Christopher Howes of Finnegan

Going off-track: NASCAR, DraftKings and NBA face down secrets theft

A spate of trade secret cases has hit the US sports scene, spurred by competition, astronomical damages and new laws, say Daniel Roland and Christopher Howes of Finnegan.

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