Republic Systems & Programming, Inc. v. Computer Assistance, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• denying trade secret claim because information was not protected by “substantial element of secrecy” so that not obtainable without improper means
• list of software purchasers must result from years of business effort and advertising and expenditure of time and money to be protected

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