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The misappropriation of a trade secret creates just one claim for infringement, though damages can increase with each new misuse, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday. The court released its first interpretation of the state's Uniform Trade Secrets Act in Cadence Design Systems Inc. v. Avant Corp. despite Cadence's agreement last week to accept $265 million to settle its trade secrets theft case against Avant.
November 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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