Aerial Photography Is an Improper Means of Acquiring a Trade Secret When Countervailing Defenses Are Not Reasonably Available to the Owner of the Trade Secret and Trade Secrets May Be Properly Discovered Only by Reverse Engineering, Independent Research or if the Owner Voluntarily Reveals the Secret.

Authors

Ronald R. Winfrey

Abstract

Abstract Forthcoming.

Publisher

St. Mary's University School of Law

Recommended Citation

Ronald R. Winfrey, Aerial Photography Is an Improper Means of Acquiring a Trade Secret When Countervailing Defenses Are Not Reasonably Available to the Owner of the Trade Secret and Trade Secrets May Be Properly Discovered Only by Reverse Engineering, Independent Research or if the Owner Voluntarily Reveals the Secret., 2 St. Mary's L.J. (1970).
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