At a time when an ex-employee’s newly created company was subject to an
injunction prohibiting misappropriation of his former employer’s supposed
trade secret, the new company allegedly used that confidential information
on a few occasions in the course of providing services.  The former
employer sued.  Although the trial court found no violation of the
injunction, that ruling was reversed on appeal, and the new company was
ordered to pay $1.9 million to the former employer.  *Analog Technologies
Corp. v. Knutson
<http://www.tradesecretslaw.com/files/2015/07/Minnesota-Unpublished-Opinion.pdf>*,
Case No. A14-1721 (Minn. App., July 13, 2015) (not for publication).

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