The law of trade secret litigation under the Uniform Trade Secrets Act / J. Patrick Huston.

Part one. Important general information
Purpose, content, organization
Important general information about the Uniform Trade Secrets Act
Part two. The four elements of proof of a trade secret
Summary of the four elements of proof of a trade secret under the UTSA
Analysis of the first element of proof : the alleged trade secret constitutes "information" and is described with sufficient specificity
Analysis of the second element of proof : the information is secret in two ways : (1) it is not generally known, and (2) it is not readily ascertainable by proper means
Analysis of the third element of proof : the secrecy of the information gives it independent economic value
Analysis of the fourth element of proof : the owner of the information made reasonable efforts to keep it secret
Part three. Misappropriation
Did the defendant's conduct constitute misappropriation under the Uniform Trade Secrets Act?
Part four. Injunctions, damages, attorney's fees
Is the plaintiff entitled to an injunction, damages, or attorney's fees under the Uniform Trade Secrets Act?
State-by-state case listing.