· 8/30/1990
Colorado Supply Co., Inc. v. Stewart
Citations
- 797 P.2d 1303
- 14 Brief Times Rptr. 1127
- 1990 Colo. App. LEXIS 263
- 1990 WL 125851
How courts have described this case
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- reversing fee award based on “groundlessness” because “plaintiff introduced some evidence” in support of his claim
- agreeing “there was no misappropriation because there was no improper acquisition of the information and because the . . . agreements imposed no duty on [the defendant]” regarding the alleged trade secret
- product formulas were not trade secrets because they “were not unique to plaintiff and were versions of formulas from products not created by or unique to the plaintiff”
- discussing types of reasonable efforts that suffice
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Judges: Dubofsky, Tursi, Ney
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