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01Aug

Pennsylvania’s “Gist of the Action” Doctrine Does Not Preclude Trade Secret Claims

Pittsburgh Logistics (PL) sued its competitor and former employee, alleging that the employee breached his employment agreement by working for the competitor and that he would inevitably disclose PL's confidential and trade secret information to his...
By: Holland & Knight LLP
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/pennsylvania-s-gist-of-the-action-84782/

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