World Intellectual Property Review (WIPR) recognized Wilson Sonsini’s trade secrets practice and attorneys for their work in the sector on the global and national scale. The rankings are based off submissions, feedback from firms and individuals, and a rigorous research process. Wilson Sonsini is ranked as a “Recommended Firm” and is recognized for one of the most in-depth, technology-focused trade secrets and employee mobility practices. Wilson Sonsini attorneys litigate trade secrets and employee mobility cases to jury trials and appeals and provide strategy on complex technologies for founders and companies alike.

The guide recognized Charles Tait Graves as a “Highly Recommended” practitioner and Amy Candido as a “Recommended” practitioner. Several of Tait’s ideas and approaches have been adopted in important court rulings, setting new precedents, and influencing the practice of U.S. trade secrets law. He is lauded as a “thought leader” and “someone to have on the team for his brain power.” Sources find Amy to be “very dedicated to the law in trade secrets,” and recognize her for her extensive experience litigating matters and numerous jury and bench trials. The guide also mentions the recent addition of Jess Krannich to the firm, who is experienced in complex commercial litigation, covering trade secrets, IP disputes and antitrust litigation.

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