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A New York appellate court rejected charges by Lockheed Martin that a former employee breached confidentiality agreements when she hired 13 former Lockheed employees for a software startup. The court concluded that whatever former program manager Lynn Slota knew about the salaries and experience of her former colleagues was not confidential information.
June 08, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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