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Tenth Circuit Denied Trade Secret Appeal Due to Lack of Evidence - Vimarsana News

Tenth Circuit Denied Trade Secret Appeal Due to Lack of Evidence

Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit found trade secret owner lacked sufficiently probative evidence of causal nexus between Defendants’ bad acts, trade secret owner’s asserted damages, upheld lower court’s summary judgment ruling for defendants. GeoMetWatch Corp. v. Hall

News From 2nd & State - June 17, 2022 - Government Contracts, Procurement & PPP - Vimarsana News

News From 2nd & State - June 17, 2022 - Government Contracts, Procurement & PPP

The Capitol was buzzing with activity this week as the June 30 budget deadline is in sight.

Source: mondaq.com
Utah county faces liability for injury during SWAT training after Supreme Court ruling - Vimarsana News

Utah county faces liability for injury during SWAT training after Supreme Court ruling

SALT LAKE CITY (Legal Newsline) – A Utah county might still be liable for injuries suffered by a man who stood next to a planned explosion at SWAT training.

After a water main break, who pays for damage – the city or its residents? - Vimarsana News

After a water main break, who pays for damage – the city or its residents?

When a city water main breaks and sends water flooding into homes and businesses, someone must take care of the mess. But who is responsible for paying for the damage: the city, or its residents?

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As Momentum Stalls in D.C., Action Ramps Up in the States - Vimarsana News

As Momentum Stalls in D.C., Action Ramps Up in the States

Getty Images Nearly two months into a new Congress and a month and a half into a new presidential administration, there is not much to show for it yet. Other than a handful of cabinet nominees being confirmed, another impeachment of the previous president that failed to result in a Senate conviction and congressional committee assignments being set, nothing of substance has been accomplished. The $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package continues to struggle for traction. The promised $2,000 per person stimulus checks have been scaled back to $1,400 and are still nowhere in s...