Primrose Schools Company Sued for Allegedly Misusing Trade Secrets
Primrose operates a network of over 500 franchised early childhood education schools.
Primula, which manages six early childhood education schools, including one in
The enrollment management application has added significant value in terms of time saved and revenue opportunities identified at the six schools Primula manages by replacing the use of downloadable reports and the need to manually update spreadsheets to forecast and manage enrollment. Based on the success of the application at his schools, Primula's founder,
The Complaint alleges that a few months after the start of a pilot program between Primula and Primrose, Primrose wantonly breached the agreed confidentiality provisions of the agreement covering the pilot program by repeatedly revealing Primula's trade secret confidential information and critical capabilities of the Primula application in multiple communications to the owners and directors of all 500 plus Primrose schools nationwide.
In addition to monetary damages, the Complaint seeks an injunction preventing Primrose from further unlawfully disclosing Primula's confidential information and trade secrets.
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SOURCE Clark Smith Villazor LLP
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