Indictments All Over the Place -- US Attorneys Step Up Trade Secrets Efforts
By Press
From the Detroit News, and hot on the heels of the Coke case, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Detroit unsealed a 64-count indictment against three former employees of auto supplier Metaldyne Corp. who are accused of illegally sharing the company's trade secrets with Chinese competitors.
The indictment alleges the former employees -- a salesman, an engineer (the salesman's husband), and one other -- breached confidentiality agreements and shared with Chinese companies Metaldyne's trade secrets (and those of another company, GKN) concerning how to manufacture auto parts and other manufactured parts from powdered metals.
The indictment alleges the former employees -- a salesman, an engineer (the salesman's husband), and one other -- breached confidentiality agreements and shared with Chinese companies Metaldyne's trade secrets (and those of another company, GKN) concerning how to manufacture auto parts and other manufactured parts from powdered metals.
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