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HP sues Mark Hurd to protect trade secrets

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By: Benny Evangelista Chronicle Staff Writer HP filed the breach of contract lawsuit just 16 1/2 hours after Oracle Chief Executive Officer Larry Ellison announced that he had hired Hurd as a co-president. Hurd is also joining Oracle's board of directors. "Mark Hurd agreed to and signed agreements designed to protect HP's trade secrets and confidential information," HP spokesman Hani Durzy said in a statement. "HP intends to enforce those agreements." HP is seeking an injunction against Hurd joining a competitor. The suit also names a series of John Does, which leaves it open to include other Oracle officials. To read the complete article from the San Francisco Chronicle, please click here.

Full post as published by The Trade Secrets Vault on September 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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