Wrongdoer’s Compensation Should Be Considered in Calculating Unjust Enrichment Damages

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March 29, 2005

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541512 Computer Systems Design Services
intellectual property
Andrew Luce v. Terence Hanrahan
No. A104153 (Cal. App. 1 Dist. 2005), unpublished
US
State Court
California
Court of Appeals
Gemello

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The California Court of Appeals, First District reversed an unjust enrichment damages award in this misappropriation of trade secrets matter. The court ruled that the wrongdoer’s compensation should be deducted from the wrongdoer’s gross profits to the ex ...

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Andrew Luce v. Terence Hanrahan

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March 29, 2005

The California Court of Appeals, First District reversed an unjust enrichment damages award in this misappropriation of trade secrets matter. The court ruled that the wrongdoer’s compensation should be deducted from the wrongdoer’s gross profits to the ex ...