· 12/6/2000
Strata Marketing, Inc. v. Murphy
Citations
- 740 N.E.2d 1166
- 317 Ill. App. 3d 1054
- 251 Ill. Dec. 595
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- holding that the trial court’s unappealed ruling that the parties’ contract was unenforceable, which was issued during proceedings on the plaintiff’s petition for a temporary restraining order (TRO
- holding that the trial court’s unappealed ruling that the parties’ contract was unenforceable, which was issued during proceedings on the plaintiff’s petition for a temporary restraining order (TRO
- recognizing the inevitable disclosure doctrine to establish a cognizable claim of trade secret misappropriation
- “PepsiCo correctly interprets Illinois law and [we] agree that inevitable disclosure is a theory upon which a plaintiff in Illinois can proceed under the [Illinois Trade Secrets Act].”
- “Strata’s customer lists, which it alleged take considerable effort, time, and money to compile, could be deemed a trade secret and sufficiently secret to derive economic value.”
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Judges: Burke
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