bus law

case problem analysis: trade secrets

this is the full problem

we are filling in the blank and identifying what goes in the blank

What If the Facts Were Different? Assume that Dalton had the Jarvinens sign a confidentiality agreement regarding his customer list, secured the list with password protection, and limited its access to only key employees. The Jarvinens broke into Dalton's computer, took the customer list, and used the list to solicit customers for their new business. In this case, the Jarvinens discover the secret by improper means. Dalton make reasonable efforts to keep his customer list secret. If Dalton sued the Jarvinens for violation of trade secret law, Dalton would likely be openly available to employees. names of the tour group customers openly available to other customers and the public. The Jarvinens break into Dalton's computer or lockbox in order to obtain the customer list. As a result, Dalton's customr list likely secret discovered by improper means. The use of Dalton's customer list by the Jarvinens likely constitute a breach of duty owed to the other party. Therefore, the Jarvinens are probably to Dalton for violation of trade secret law. Identifying the Facts and Issues A trade secret is typically information that contains select answer - value. Research plans, pricing information, marketing methods, production techniques, and development ideas select answer - possible examples of trade secrts. copyright and trademark protection, protection of trade secrets to both ideas and their expression. Information have to be registered or filed with a government agency in order to receive trade secret protection. A customer list potentially be a trade secret. What If the Facts Were Different? Assume that Dalton had the Jarvinens sign a confidentiality agreement regarding his customer list, secured the list with password protection, and limited its access to only key employees. The Jarvinens broke into Dalton's computer, took the customer list, and used the list to solicit customers for their new business. In this case, the Jarvinens discover the secret by improper means. Dalton make reasonable efforts to keep his customer list secret. If Dalton sued the Jarvinens for violation of trade secret law, Dalton would likely be openly available to employees. names of the tour group customers openly available to other customers and the public. The Jarvinens break into Dalton's computer or lockbox in order to obtain the customer list. As a result, Dalton's customr list likely secret discovered by improper means. The use of Dalton's customer list by the Jarvinens likely constitute a breach of duty owed to the other party. Therefore, the Jarvinens are probably to Dalton for violation of trade secret law. Identifying the Facts and Issues A trade secret is typically information that contains select answer - value. Research plans, pricing information, marketing methods, production techniques, and development ideas select answer - possible examples of trade secrts. copyright and trademark protection, protection of trade secrets to both ideas and their expression. Information have to be registered or filed with a government agency in order to receive trade secret protection. A customer list potentially be a trade secret