Larry E. Clark v. Berkeley L. Bunker

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• explaining that secrecy must exist such that, “except by the use of improper means, 2 there would be difficulty in acquiring the information”
• adopting the Restatement’s definition and 12 holding that a “detailed plan for the creation, promotion, financing and sale of contracts” constitutes 13 a trade secret

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).