United States v. Gregory Olson

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• noting that when there is a dispute concerning whether the requested information contains trade secrets, an in camera review or evidentiary hearing is generally necessary
• “The trial court departed from the essential requirements of the law by failing to conduct the necessary inquiry and determine whether the information requested constituted trade secrets.”
• “Examples of trade secrets include confidential business information such as a customer list, when the list is not just a compilation of information readily available to the public, but rather acquired or compiled through the owner’s industry.”
• “Examples of trade secrets include confidential business information such as a customer list, when the list is not just a compilation of information readily available to the public, but rather acquired or compiled through the owner’s industry.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).