Motor City Bagels, L.L.C. v. American Bagel Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that reasonable reliance is an element of a misrepresentation claim under Indiana franchise law
• holding documents were valuable because of the effort expended to compile publicly available information
• finding that the plaintiff failed to take reasonable security measures because it gave its business plan to third parties without requiring them to execute a confidentiality agreement
• finding that a business plan was a trade secret because it included “personal insights and analysis brought to bear through diligent research and by marshaling a large volume of information”
• finding that the plaintiff failed to take reasonable security measures because it gave its claimed trade secret business plan to third parties without requiring them to execute a confidentiality agreement
• finding that a business plan was a trade secret because it included “personal insights and analysis brought to bear through diligent research and by marshaling a large volume of information”

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