Stumph-Turner, Ruble and Headrick Contribute to ALFA Business Litigation Trade Secrets Compendium

Baker Sterchi attorneys Megan Stumph-Turner and Nick Ruble contributed to the Missouri and Kansas sections of the 2022 ALFA International (ALFA) Business Litigation Practice Group Trade Secrets Compendium, with Mary Jo Headrick also contributing to the Missouri section.

The 2022 ALFA Business Litigation Trade Secrets Compendium is a quick reference for eight common topics relating to trade secrets, including statutory authority; the inevitable disclosure doctrine; state law differences from the DTSA; and more. The Missouri section can be found online here, and the Kansas section here.

Stumph-Turner is a steering committee member of ALFA’s Business Litigation Practice Group, as well as the Women’s Initiative Practice Group. She focuses her practice on creditors’ rights, financial services, real estate, construction, and commercial litigation. Stumph-Turner received her Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri-Columbia, and is admitted to practice in Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri.

Ruble is a steering committee member of ALFA’s Labor & Employment Practice Group, and an experienced employment and labor law attorney. Ruble received his Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law and is admitted to practice in Missouri and Kansas.

Headrick focuses her practice on civil defense and employment litigation. She earned her law degree from the University of Arkansas School of Law and is admitted to practice in Missouri.