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Marital Privilege Argument Premature in Insurance Broker’s Trade Secrets Case Against Former Agent – IL ND

The district court inĀ Cornerstone Assurance Group v. HarrisonĀ discusses the Federal court plausibility standard for pleadings and considers whether Illinois’s marital privilege statute defeats an insurance broker’s trade secrets suit against a former employee. The defendant signed an employment contract that contained a confidentiality provision covering plaintiff’s financial information, marketing plans, client leads, prospects, and lists …

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Posted byPaulPOctober 25, 2017December 8, 2018Posted inBusiness Torts, Trade SecretsTags: 12(b)(6), customer list, disclosure, Federal courts, ITSA, marital privilege, plausibility, Trade Secrets1,031 Comments on Marital Privilege Argument Premature in Insurance Broker’s Trade Secrets Case Against Former Agent – IL ND
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