To Enjoin a Competitor from Continuing the Use of a Trade

question 12

Multiple Choice

To enjoin a competitor from continuing the use of a trade secret, a plaintiff must prove that the .

• A) trade secret bestows a competitive advantage upon the defendant
• B) plaintiff's business has suffered losses due to its use by the defendant
• C) defendant used the trade secret without the plaintiff's permission
• D) defendant used reverse engineering to discover the trade secret

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