Memry Corporation, et al. v. Kentucky Oil Technologies
The law firm of Cantor Colburn, LLP, (Hartford) retained Campos & Stratis, on behalf of the plaintiff, to provide rebuttal testimony regarding the alleged misappropriation of trade secrets. These trade secrets allegedly gave Memry the ability to design and develop technology used in oil well sand-screen applications. Campos & Stratis provided a Rule 26 expert report and gave deposition testimony. The case is ongoing.

Argus Fire and Casualty v. American Superior Insurance Company
The law firms of Greenberg Traurig, LLP, (Miami) and Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker (Miami) retained Campos & Stratis, on behalf of the defendant, to provide rebuttal testimony regarding the alleged misappropriation of trade secrets. The trade secrets involved insurance policies, claims adjusting rules, and policy selection criteria. Campos & Stratis submitted a Rule 26 expert report and provided deposition testimony. The case is ongoing.

SME Steel, Inc. v. Argan Johnson
The law firm TraskBritt, PC, (Salt Lake City) retained Campos & Stratis, on behalf of the defendant, to quantify damages from the alleged misappropriation of trade secrets. Star Seismic developed a seismic truss system that SME claimed as proprietary and protected information. Campos & Stratis submitted a Rule 26 expert rebuttal report and provided deposition testimony. The case settled before trial.

CD Listening Bar, Inc., dba SuperD v. MSI Music Corporation, et al.
The law firm Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP (Los Angeles) retained Campos & Stratis, on behalf of the defendant, to assess damages from the alleged misappropriation of trade secrets. MSI Music allegedly had access to customer lists that SuperD claimed as proprietary and protected information. Campos & Stratis assisted in developing interrogatories and provided deposition testimony. The case settled.