Diamond Power International, Inc. v. Davidson

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• finding significant plaintiff's failure to prevent its employees from transferring a file allegedly constituting a trade secret to their personal computers
• “[R]equiring all employees to sign generalized confidentiality agreements is generally not, standing alone, sufficient to demonstrate reasonable efforts” to maintain secrecy as a matter of law
• “[R]equiring all employees to sign generalized confidentiality agreements is generally not, standing alone, sufficient to demonstrate reasonable efforts.” (citing Equifax Servs., Inc., 216 Ga. App. at 40)
• finding a party did not take reasonable efforts to protect its information where files were accessible to any employee with computer access and where a general employee confidentiality did not contain a specific policy to restrict or track file usage or distribution

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