The Post Office v. Portec, Inc., a Delaware Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
McKAY, Circuit Judge.
This case involves a challenge to a jury verdict in favor of plaintiff in a misappropriation of trade secrets ease.
I. Facts
The Post Office, a United Kingdom corporation that delivers mail throughout the U.K., developed a unique package-handling chute in the 1970’s. The Post Office licensed others to manufacture the chutes under the trademark Safeglide®. Portee, Inc. negotiated with the Post Office for a license to manufacture and sell Safeglide® chutes in the United States. The negotiations, however, failed to produce an agreement. During the negotiations, Portee learned…
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