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· 10/31/2001

Simpson v. Davidson

Citations

  • 799 So. 2d 652
  • 2001 La. App. LEXIS 2400
  • 2001 WL 1335640

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that “an award of injunctive relief ordinarily will preclude a monetary award for a period in which the injunction is effective” (internal quotations omitted)
  • finding that a forward-looking permanent injunction that “covered entirely separate periods of past and potential future use of misappropriated trade secret” did not amount to a double recovery
  • affirming district court opinion that, inter alia, imposed permanent injunction related to entry of default judgment
  • upholding a damages award “for the development costs [the defendant] avoided” along with a “forward- looking permanent injunction” prohibiting future use of the plaintiff’s trade secrets
  • affirming the district court’s method of using plaintiff’s 7 research and development costs as indicative of the costs the defendant avoided by 8 misappropriating plaintiff’s trade secrets
  • affirming permanent injunction on similar bases

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Judges: Brown, Drew, Gaskins

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