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Lloyd & Mousilli, PLLC v. Egan
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June 04, 2024
Houston IP Firm Settles Trade Secrets Case With Ex-Law Clerk
Houston-based intellectual property law firm Lloyd & Mousilli PLLC and a former law clerk accused of stealing confidential information while working virtually from California reached a settlement in a lawsuit brought by the firm in a Texas federal court.
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February 01, 2024
IP Firm Says Ex-Clerk Can't Ditch Latest Trade Secrets Claims
A Texas boutique law firm pursuing a trade secrets suit against a former clerk is fighting the ex-employee's bid to sink the case in Texas federal court after a state court threw out a similar suit by the firm in July, arguing its complaint is adequately tied to Texas.
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January 10, 2024
Ex-Law Clerk Aims To Toss Houston Firm's Trade Secrets Suit
A former law clerk accused of swiping trade secrets from a Houston boutique law firm, Lloyd & Mousilli, has urged a Texas federal court to throw out its latest lawsuit, saying the court does not have jurisdiction over the claims since he worked entirely from California.
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October 30, 2023
Houston IP Firm Sues Ex-Law Clerk Again Over Trade Secrets
Houston boutique law firm Lloyd & Mousilli has filed a fresh trade secrets lawsuit in Texas federal court after a state judge tossed a similar suit, accusing a former clerk who worked virtually from California while he was in law school of stealing the firm's client details and other confidential information.