Understanding the Enduring Role of the Six-Factor Test in U.S. Trade Secret Law

The six-factor test from the Restatement of Torts remains a significant element in U.S. trade secret jurisprudence. This two-part analysis explores the criteria necessary for information to qualify as a trade secret under U.S. statutory law. Part One delves into the evolution of judicial approaches to determining trade secrets, with a detailed focus on the enduring relevance of the six-factor framework. Further insights and exploration of this topic are available in the original article.