A company's internal, electronic healthcare credit worksheet, along with client source materials, used by defendant after she left the company constituted confidential and proprietary business information.
October 20, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Trade Secrets • Proprietary Information • Injunction
Regan, Levin, Bloss, Brown & Savchak, P.C. v. Keat, PICS Case No. 15-1557 (C.P. Lehigh May 22, 2015) Johnson, J. (16 pages).
A company’s internal, electronic healthcare credit worksheet, along with client source materials, used by defendant after she left the company constituted confidential and proprietary business information.
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