Lenox Corp., a maker of china, gifts and collectibles, is battling with its former general counsel over the right to examine his computer hard drive in connection with a suit accusing him of taking away confidential information when he left to work for a competitor.
William Robedee, the former general counsel of Lenox, filed an appeal with U.S. District Judge Michael Shipp of the District of New Jersey on June 7 after U.S. Magistrate Judge Douglas Arpert denied a motion for reconsideration of his order requiring Robedee’s hard drive to be turned over to a third-party forensic examiner.
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