Nike has sued three former employees who left to work for Adidas. The
company is suing for everything imaginable: Breach of contract, theft of
trade secrets, fraud, conspiracy and more. In a fifty page Complaint, the
athletic apparel giant lays out a host of fairly shocking allegations
against a team of three designers who launched a plot to jump ship, steal
numerous Nike plans and products and then parlay that into lucrative new
careers at Adidas. I see a lot frivolous non-compete and trade secret
cases. This one, however, is the real deal. It smacks of greed and
unbridled hubris. The Defendants are in serious trouble. Let’s take a look:

http://bit.ly/16zwmtc
http://bit.ly/16zwmtc+

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Peterk
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umbrella of federal regulations."
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