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‘Helpful’ Client List Not Secret Enough to Merit Trade Secret Injunction – IL Court

Customer lists are common topics of trade secrets litigation.  A typical fact pattern: Company A sues Ex-employee B who joined or started a competitor and is contacting company A’s clients.  Company A argues that its customer list is secret and only known by Ex-employee B through his prior association with Company A. Whether such a …

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Posted byPaulPSeptember 22, 2016Posted inBusiness Torts, Trade SecretsTags: customer list, noncompete, Preliminary Injunction, protectable interest, restrictive covenant, trade secret
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