Is the ITC the right venue for trade secrets theft?

Imagine this scenario: you suspect that an employee has walked out with your trade secrets or that a development partner has decided to make their own product using your IP. It seems increasingly likely you’ll need to file a lawsuit to get your trade secrets back or prevent your competitor from using them.

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