Defense attorney Martha Boersch had the task of trying to undermine a key witness who testified that she helped David Nosal steal trade secrets from his former headhunter firm.
April 15, 2013 at 05:49 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO Having an affair with the boss is generally a bad idea.
And for Becky Christian, a key witness in the government’s computer hacking and trade secrets case against David Nosal, the price was particularly steep FBI agents at her door, criminal charges and a plea deal that required her to cooperate against her former boss and lover.
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