Contingent Fee Trade Secret Litigation

Protecting a trade secret, by filing a trade secret lawsuit, can be so expensive that the owner of the confidential information simply cannot afford the costs or attorney fees — even when faced with an intentional disclosure by an employee or other trusted person who agreed to keep confidential information secret. Arnold & Knobloch reviews cases to see if it would be appropriate to bring a contingent fee trade secret litigation case. A pure contingency litigation case may be proposed, or a blend of a reduced hourly rate and contingency may make sense to the client. Other non-traditional fee arrangements may also be explored.

Arnold & Knobloch has successfully represented a variety of clients in contingency matters, and we may be able to do that for you. Contact us now to inquire about contingent fee litigation and see what we can do for your organization.