Coke Trade Secrets Case Set for Trial on Nov. 13
By Press
From MSNBC.com, a report that the trial of the three defendants accused of conspiring to steal Coke's trade secrets is set for November 13 in federal court in Atlanta (albeit with two other cases set before it).
The court's notice indicates that the trial is expected to last seven days.
According to the story (and recapping), Joya Williams, Ibrahim Dimson and Edmund Duhaney were indicted July 11 on a federal conspiracy charge that accuses them of stealing new product samples and confidential documents from Atlanta-based Coca-Cola and trying to sell them to Purchase, N.Y.-based Pepsi.
The court's notice indicates that the trial is expected to last seven days.
According to the story (and recapping), Joya Williams, Ibrahim Dimson and Edmund Duhaney were indicted July 11 on a federal conspiracy charge that accuses them of stealing new product samples and confidential documents from Atlanta-based Coca-Cola and trying to sell them to Purchase, N.Y.-based Pepsi.
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