Keel v. Quality Medical Systems, Inc.

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• reversing temporary injunction prohibiting former employee from soliciting the business of his former employer because the customer information was not shown to be confidential or a business or trade secret
• information commonly known in the industry and not unique to allegedly injured party not \confidential\ and thus not entitled to protection

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).