Infinity Products, Inc. v. Herbert Quandt and Fabri-Tech, Inc.

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intellectual property
trade secret, economic damages & lost profits
Infinity Products, Inc. v. Herbert Quandt and Fabri-Tech, Inc.
No. 29A02-0105-CV-280 (Ind. App. 2002)
US
State Court
Indiana
Court of Appeals
Najam

Summary

The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed a lost profits award for misappropriation of trade secrets. The court rejected the position that because Infinity had entered the business by acquisition, it should be precluded from recovering lost profits because i ...
Infinity Products, Inc. v. Herbert Quandt and Fabri-Tech, Inc.
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