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Many employers mistakenly believe all of their information is "confidential" under the law. These overbroad notions actually do a disservice to companies ' making it increasingly difficult for courts to determine what is truly confidential and deserves legal protection.

25 minute read December 15, 2008 at 11:34 AM
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David J. Walton
Company Confidential

What is confidential information? Just about every employer has information it claims is “confidential” ' typically something unique to the business. But many employers mistakenly believe all of their information is “confidential” under the law.

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