Hallmark Cards, Inc. v. Monitor Clipper Partners, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that in Kforce “the transmission of trade secrets between two po- tential defendants create[d] a single injury”
• calculating unjust enrichment damages under Missouri law based on the actual amount of money defendant saved by using plaintiff’s proprietary information instead of commissioning its own
• finding passage of four years alone did not deprive information of its economic value
• noting two of the factors for reprehensibility include repeated conduct and trickery
• explaining unjust enrichment damages depend on the defendants use of the trade secrets
• finding passage of time did not deprive trade secrets of economic value

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).