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Proofpoint, Inc. et al v. Vade Secure, Incorporated et al
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3:19-cv-04238
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September 06, 2023
Proofpoint Denied Fees For $14M IP Verdict Against Rival
A California federal judge denied Tuesday software company Proofpoint's attorney fee request for scoring a $14 million trade secret theft verdict against an ex-executive and a rival that hired him, finding that the evidence supporting the jury's willful misappropriation finding is minimal "at best" and not enough to warrant fees.
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July 11, 2023
Judge Finds Ex-Proofpoint VP Owes $1 In Trade Secrets Suit
A California federal judge has found that a former employee of a unit of software company Proofpoint Inc. doesn't have to pony up the $480,000 a jury said he owed for allegedly breaching a contract he had with his former employer, which had been part of a nearly $14 million jury verdict.
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April 19, 2023
Proofpoint Loses Bid To Grow $14M Trade Secret Verdict
A California federal judge has refused cybersecurity firm Proofpoint Inc.'s bid to undo various aspects of a jury's decision that it was entitled to about $14 million after finding that a former employee and a French technology company misappropriated most of the trade secrets at issue in a suit.
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October 29, 2021
Proofpoint Bid To Double $14M Verdict Meets Skeptical Judge
A California federal judge expressed skepticism Friday at cybersecurity firm Proofpoint Inc.'s bid for exemplary damages that would nearly double a $14 million verdict after a jury found Vade Secure maliciously stole Proofpoint's trade secrets, saying she's struggling to see how the jury reached its finding that Vade Secure acted with malice.
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August 23, 2021
Proofpoint Entitled To $14M In Trade Secrets Case, Jury Says
A California federal jury has said Proofpoint Inc. was entitled to about $14 million after finding that a former employee and a French technology company misappropriated most of the trade secrets at issue in a suit relating to cybersecurity.
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July 08, 2021
IP Forecast: Daiichi Sankyo Unit Takes Drug Rival To A Jury
Attorneys who are vaccinated will be allowed to go maskless before a jury on Monday in a Daiichi Sankyo unit's patent suit in California federal court alleging Novartis is infringing its billion-dollar skin cancer treatment. Here's a look at that case — plus all the other major intellectual property matters on deck in the coming week.