Legal regulation of the trade secret regime in corporate conflicts

The author examines the features of the legal regulation of the trade secret regime in corporate conflicts between participants of business entities (limited liability companies, joint-stock companies). A study of the legal regulation of the Russian Federation, in terms of the legal regulation of the trade secret regime, has been conducted, and the judicial practice of applying the trade secret regime has been analyzed. Scientific works in the field of legal regulation of the trade secret regime in the Russian Federation, the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States and the United States of America are also analyzed. As a result of the research, the author highlights a gap in the legal regulation of the trade secret regime in corporate conflicts. The problem is that despite the existence of a system of legal regulation of the trade secret regime, the share of trade secret leaks continues to grow. Previously, no research has been conducted in the field of legal regulation of the trade secret regime in the presence of corporate conflicts. Public relations arising in connection with the application of the commercial secret regime are regulated by the Law on Commercial Secrets, certain issues are explained in the information letter of the Presidium of the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation dated 01/18/2011 No. 144 "On some issues of the practice of arbitration courts considering disputes on the provision of information to participants in business companies", while the share of leaks of commercial secrets is constantly growing. In this regard, it is necessary to identify ways to improve legal regulation in the field of legal regulation of the trade secret regime in corporate conflicts. To investigate the legal regulation of the Russian Federation, judicial practice, scientific work and identify problems of legal regulation of the trade secret regime in corporate conflicts between participants of business entities (limited liability companies, joint-stock companies).

Commercial secret, state secret, confidential information, corporate conflict, business company, share of participation, joint stock company, confidentiality agreement, trade secret regime, corporate culture