Jones v. Hamilton
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Judge.
In May 2008, William L. Jones, Carbon Processing and Reclamation, LLC (“CPR”), and Mid-West Energy, Inc. (“Mid-West”) (CPR and Mid-West are hereinafter collectively referred to at times as “the companies”), sued Peggy Hamilton, alleging that Hamilton, a former employee of the companies and a former majority stockholder of CPR, had violated a confidentiality agreement contained in a 2007 settlement agreement between Hamilton, Jones, and the companies; that Hamilton had violated the Alabama Trade Secrets Act (“the ATSA”), codified at Ala.Code 1975,. § 8-27-1 et seq.; that Hamilton…
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