American Recycling & Manufacturing Co., Inc. v. Recycle Solutions, Inc.
Syllabus
This action involves a former employee's alleged misappropriation of confidential business information and improper interference with contractual and business relationships for the benefit of a competitor company. The employer filed suit against the employee and the competitor company, seeking damages for lost profits. The defendants moved for summary judgment, alleging, inter alia, that the employer could not prove causation or damages in support of any of its claims. The trial court granted summary judgment, finding that the proof submitted was insufficient to support a claim for lost profits. We affirm.
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- defining “good cause” as “sufficient reason, depending upon the circumstances of the individual case, and that a finding of its existence lies largely in the discretion of the court.”
- applying HRAP Rule 4(a)(4)(B) in civil appeal
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Judges: Judge John W. McClarty
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