Grossmann v. Redington

How courts have described this case

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• “Without the complete formulae, plaintiffs will be foreclosed from presenting all the relevant evidence in support of their position.”
• \[T]he Company possesses trade secrets which have been carefully safeguarded and which are extremely valuable. It is also evident that any disclosure of those trade secrets would be harmful to the Company.\
• “differences in the public ingredients, including sweeteners, cannot be understood unless they are put in context through disclosure of the similarities and differences in the secret ingredients”
• “[O]nce the information is shown to be a trade secret], the burden shifts to the party seeking discovery to establish that the disclosure of trade secrets is relevant and necessary to the action.”
• Coca-Cola formulae deemed trade secrets subject to protective order
• Coca-Cola formulae deemed trade secrets subject to protective order

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).