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: Womble Trade Secrets BlogIBM Obtains TRO From Federal Court Ordering Former Employee to Stop Working for Apple
The court's order was entered today. Papermaster presumably has to resign his employment effective immediately. Should he fail to do so, Apple will presumably have to terminate him pending further order of the court.
This is hot off the press from the court file.
More soon - we don't think this will be the end of the fight about this matter.
Full post as published by Womble Trade Secrets Blog on November 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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