Rival software company Pegasystems referred internally to a developer who had access to confidential Appian code as “our spy.” After a seven-week trial, a Virginia state court jury sided with Appian and their trial team led by Adeel Mangi, Muhammad Faridi and Jeffrey Ginsberg of Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler.
May 13, 2022 at 07:30 AM
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Editor/columnist
Quick piece of advice to any future software executives out there: You might want to think twice about paying an outside consultant north of $23,000 to look under the hood of a competitor’s design and architecture.
And if you do end up hiring that consultant, you might want to avoid calling them “our spy” in your correspondence with colleagues.
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(l-r) Adeel Mangi, Muhammad Faridi, and Jeffrey Ginsberg of Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler. Courtesy photos
