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    IP Law Daily, TRADE SECRETS—N.D. Cal.: Cybersecurity company’s trade secrets case against former employees moves forward, (Sep 30, 2026)

    Law Firms Mentioned:Bell Nunnally Martin LLP | Rock IP, PLLC
    Organizations Mentioned:Apollo Information Systems Corp.

    By Brian Craig, J.D.

    The cybersecurity company plausibly alleged that former employees created competing platforms during their employment and then used deception to obtain payments to those competing platforms.

    The federal district court in San Jose, California, has conc ...

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