BUSINESS TORTS


Vercruysse Murray & Calzone has an active practice in prosecuting and defending business tort claims, including tortious interference with contractual or business relationships, unfair competition, fraud and misrepresentation, business defamation, securities claims, bad faith contract claims, breach of fiduciary duties, and breach of the duty of loyalty. 

In addition, we frequently litigate claims that involve the theft or misappropriation of trade secrets and confidential information.  With the technological revolution of the past decade, including an ever increasing reliance on electronic data, networking, and the internet, it has become increasingly difficult to protect those intangible assets that are often the most valuable owned by a company.   These assets can include, but are certainly not limited to, customer lists and information, product information, information regarding costs, profits, and other financial information, and information concerning product development and manufacturing processes.  Threats to these assets include industrial espionage by competitors, computer hackers, and disloyal employees seeking personal profit.  Upon learning of an actual or threatened misappropriation, it is imperative that a company immediately act to investigate the scope of the loss and to seek judicial intervention.  Our attorneys have broad experience in helping companies conduct an investigation, including the hiring and use of computer forensic experts.  Our attorneys are also experienced in obtaining temporary and preliminary injunctive relief to prevent further use and disclosure of misappropriated information, and they have aggressively prosecuted actions for damages.     

 

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