A former vice president of global sales for Alight Solutions LLC won’t have to turn over her personal electronic devices for forensic examination in a trade secrets case, a federal court in Illinois ruled, rebuking the company for its “foolhardy and improper mode of proceeding.”
Alight alleges that Susan Thomson breached her non-competition agreements by going to work for its competitor Embold Health. Alight seeks to block the alleged misappropriation of its trade secrets regarding sales strategies and business plans for its human resource services and software.
Late in the afternoon on the day discovery was scheduled to close, Alight ...
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