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· 2/25/1999

ED NOWOGROSKI INS., INC. v. Rucker

Citations

  • 971 P.2d 936

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • ruling customer list, whether written or merely memorized, can be a trade secret
  • “A purpose of trade secrets law is to maintain and promote standards of commercial ethics and fair dealing in protecting those secrets.”
  • “[T]he determination in a given case whether specific information is a trade secret [under Washington’s UTSA] is a factual question.”
  • trial court finding that customer list was trade secret was not at issue on appeal — only issue was whether memorized information could be a trade secret
  • trial court finding that customer list was trade secret was not at issue on appeal — only issue was whether memorized information could be a trade secret

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