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The unauthorized disclosure (to anyone, let alone another company) is a violation of trust (fiduciary duty) that will get you slapped with a lawsuit for damages and possibly an injunction. The company that receives the trade secrets would be wise to return them before it too is sued. In addition. many states have adopted the Uniform Trade Secrets Act which makes divulging trade secrets a criminal offense.

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