Kuboosh v. Allied Stores Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing trade secret claim for failure to define it with particularity during the litigation
• “[A] client list created through ‘widespread canvassing of an obvious and highly competitive market’ is insufficient to warrant trade secret protection” (citation omitted)
• “Price lists . . . are not, as a matter of law, protected as trade secrets.”
• “A client list may be a trade secret under New York law; however, a client list created through widespread canvassing of an obvious 18 and highly competitive market, is insufficient to warrant trade secret protection.” (citations and quotation marks omitted)

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