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S.D. Illinois· 9/21/2018

Bytemark, Inc. v. Xerox Corp.

Citations

  • 342 F. Supp. 3d 496

How courts have described this case

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  • dismissing unjust enrichment claim where “based on the same factual allegations underlying” the plaintiff's contract and tort claims
  • denying a motion to dismiss a 11 New York common law unfair competition claim because the plaintiff alleged that the 12 defendants pretended to form a partnership with the plaintiff to obtain confidential information
  • dismissing an unfair competition claim because the plaintiff did “not [plead] facts demonstrating that [the relevant defendant] knew that the technology it purchased . . . and helped sell . . . was [the] [p]laintiff’s technology”
  • Defendant used partnership to take information about plaintiff’s proprietary technology and cut plaintiff out of future business
  • “Because (1) Plaintiff's unjust enrichment claim under New York law is based on the same factual allegations underlying its contract and tort claims; and (2
  • “New York's unfair competition law is a broad and flexible doctrine that depends more upon the facts set forth ... than in most causes of action.”

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Judges: Gardephe

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