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Qudashia Mccoy
on Dec 19, 2024
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Bee is an employee of Credit Agency Inc. On the termination of Bee's position, Credit pays Bee $10,000 to agree not to disclose the employer's confidential information. Later, Bee sells the information to Debt Records LLC for $100,000. In a suit for breach, Credit is most likely to recover
A) $10,000 from Bee.
B) $110,000 from Bee.
C) $100,000 from Debt.
D) all future profits from Debt.
Confidential Information
Any information that is not publicly disclosed and is protected due to its sensitive nature or potential value.
Termination
The act of bringing an end to something, such as a contract, employment, or operation.
Breach
The violation or infringement of a law, obligation, standard, or agreement.
- Comprehend the principle of restitution and the circumstances that may warrant its allocation.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the principle of restitution and the circumstances that may warrant its allocation.
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