About the Authors

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Amy E. Davis is a partner and shareholder of Christiansen Davis

Bullock, LLC, a full service law firm in Dallas, Texas. She tries cases

for businesses and professionals—and she helps her clients stay

out of court, too. She cut her litigation teeth defending and pros-

ecuting trade secrets cases, primarily in the context of corporate

raiding lawsuits. Her practice is now more broadly-based but she

remains fond of trade secret disputes. Amy frequently comments

on legal issues in the media and contributes to legal publications.

She graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law.

Paula M . Bag ger is a partner in Cooke Clancy & Gruenthal LLP,

a Boston, Massachusetts, law firm specializing in business, com-

mercial, and other complex civil litigation. Paula represents public

companies, financial institutions, small business, and individuals

in cases that frequently involve allegations of fraud, misappropria-

tion, and unfair business practices. A member of the ABA Litiga-

tion Section, she is a co-editor of the Commercial and Business

Litigation Subcommittee’s newsletter and a frequent contributor

to its website. Paula received her J.D. degree cum laude from the

University of Chicago Law School, where she was an editor of the

Law Review and a member of Order of the Coif.

Joann a E. K im is a partner at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld,

LLP in its Los Angeles office. Joanna represents clients in a wide

range of intellectual property and business litigation matters,

including copyright, trademark and patent infringement; trade

secrets misappropriation; unfair competition; and royalty, licens-

ing, and other contractual and business disputes. Joanna is a for-

mer engineer in the environmental and aerospace industry, with a

degree in chemical engineering from the University of California

at Berkeley. Joanna graduated from Loyola Law School, where she

was a member of the St. Thomas More Law Honor Society and

was the chief note and comment editor of the Entertainment Law

Journ al.

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