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· 6/28/1991

A.F.A. Tours, Inc., Doing Business as Alumni Flights Abroad v. Desmond Whitchurch

Citations

  • 937 F.2d 82
  • 19 U.S.P.Q. 2d (BNA) 1519
  • 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 14879

How courts have described this case

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  • employer must take appropriate precautions to alert employee of need to maintain confidentiality of information subject to trade secret protection
  • value of claim for 7 Nos. 13‐797‐cv, 13‐2247‐cv 1 injunction is “impairment to be prevented”
  • “[I]f punitive damages are permitted under the controlling law, the demand for such damages may be included in determining whether the jurisdictional amount is satisfied.”
  • “The employer must . . . take appropriate precautions to alert the employee to the need to maintain the confidentiality.”
  • “The question of whether or not a customer list is a trade secret is generally a question of fact.”
  • “[I]f punitive damages are permitted under the controlling law, the demand for such damages may be included in determining whether the jurisdictional amount is satisfied.”

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Judges: Newman, Kearse, Stanton

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