Triangle Sheet Metal Works, Inc. v. Silver

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• upholding preliminary injunction where plaintiffs costs, pricing and bidding procedures were trade secret
• requiring “malicious or wanton misconduct [to] justify an award of exemplary or punitive damages.”
• award of punitive damages reversed in action for divulging trade secrets in violation of contract
• “financial details of [the plaintiffs] costs, pricing and bidding” axe trade secrets
• punitive damages not allowable even in case of deliberate theft of mechanical design trade secrets and trade secrets regarding financial details regarding costs, pricing, and bidding procedures that caused plaintiffs to be “severely damaged”

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Other cases named Triangle Sheet Metal Works, Inc. v. Silver

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• Triangle Sheet Metal Works, Inc. v. Silver
  Supreme Court of Connecticut· 1966-03-01
• Triangle Sheet Metal Works, Inc. v. Silver
  Supreme Court of Connecticut· 1966-11-29