A Connecticut federal judge has denied a request for an award for attorney fees to an investment analyst who beat back his former employer’s motion for preliminary injunction in a trade-secrets case against him.
In a case that hinged on damages, defendant Steven Bongiovanni admitted to having secretly made and kept at least five recordings of meetings with personnel at his former company, Graham Capital Management L.P. But despite the clandestine nature of the recordings, the court found the plaintiff did not prove injury, when it sought an injunction.
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