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Employees and consultants moving jobs and taking confidential information (e.g. customer/supplier lists, pricing information, responses to tender documents) with them, is an ongoing issue in the oil and gas sector. We have advised many clients in the sector on these issues and are delighted to invite to our upcoming event: "The Risks of confidential information misuse and why prevention is better than cure.
The talk will look at breaches of confidential information, provide an overview of litigation options and offer some preventative /pro-active steps that can be taken to minimise the risk and increase your business' resilience in this area. The session will also cover some of the employment and GDPR issues that businesses need to be aware of when faced with confidential information misuse.
This is one of our Risk, Resilience and Reputation series of events. Advising on current and future risk, building resilience in difficult situations and protecting reputation.
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