Midwest Micro Media, Inc. v. MacHotka

How courts have described this case

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• distinguishing Schulenburg as a case wherein former employee traced or memorized employer's blueprints of its manufacturing technique and then subsequently used them in a competing enterprise
• distinguishing Schulenburg as a case wherein former employee traced or memorized employer’s blueprints of its manufacturing technique and then subsequently used them in a competing enterprise
• “knowledge of the individual customers is closely akin to his personal skills and abilities as a salesman and thus cannot be considered plaintiffs property”
• “knowledge of the individual customers is closely akin to his personal skills and abilities as a salesman and thus cannot be considered plaintiff’s property”
• \knowledge of the individual customers is closely akin to his personal skills and abilities as a salesman and thus cannot be considered plaintiff's property\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).