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If employees steal data, confidential information or trade secrets
Tech, Media & IP, IP & Confidentiality Infringement Disputes Ronald JJ Wong 06/08/2021 Tech, Media & IP, IP & Confidentiality Infringement Disputes Ronald JJ Wong 06/08/2021

If employees steal data, confidential information or trade secrets

A study found that more than half of employees steal confidential company information when they leave their employment. Data taken include customer email addresses and contact lists. Some of these may include personal data.

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A New Approach to Breach of Confidence
Tech, Media & IP, IP & Confidentiality Infringement Disputes Ronald JJ Wong 23/04/2020 Tech, Media & IP, IP & Confidentiality Infringement Disputes Ronald JJ Wong 23/04/2020

A New Approach to Breach of Confidence

If a person copies, stores or circulates confidential information without permission, but not use it to another person’s detriment, would the person be liable for breach of confidence? Prior to this landmark decision by Singapore’s apex court, the answer was “No”.

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