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Authorized Access of Proprietary Information and Impact on CFAA Claim
Employers continuously face a key employee or consultant leaving or separating from the company to join or start a competing business. In these inevitable scenarios, the loss – potential or actual – of the company's proprietary information and...
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Holland & Knight LLP
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