· 3/6/1984
Fmc Corporation v. Taiwan Tainan Giant Industrial Co., Ltd., and Frederick G. Fierch
Citations
- 730 F.2d 61
- 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 24771
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- holding that ―the loss of 34 Cite as: 2015 UT 80 J. DURHAM, dissenting trade secrets cannot be measured in money damages‖
- concluding that “[a] narrowly drawn injunction should [ ] have been issued based on the misappropriation of trade secret and breach of confidentiality agreement claims”
- holding that loss of trade secrets was an irreparable harm that could not be measured in money because 'a trade secret once lost is, of course, lost forever'
- stating generally that New York follows Restatement of Torts Sec. 757, comment b
- “[I]t is clear that the loss of trade secrets cannot be measured in money damages. A trade secret once lost is, of course, lost forever.” (citations omitted)
- “[I]t is clear that the loss of trade secrets cannot be measured in money damages. . . . A trade secret once lost is, of course, lost forever.”
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Judges: Oakes, Cardamone, Bonsal
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