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Lovevery says current employee stole code, secrets and knocked off its Play Kits to create competitor

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Boise-based Lovevery filed a trade secrets lawsuit against acurrent employee and at least two other people, alleging they stole Lovevery's intellectual property to create a competitor. The 47 page complaint, initially filed under seal early this month in Idaho's Federal District Court, was unsealed earlier this week.
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Lovevery says current employee stole code, secrets and knocked off its Play Kits to create competitor

Boise-based Lovevery filed a trade secrets lawsuit against a current employee and at least two other people, alleging they stole Lovevery’s intellectual property to create a competitor. The toy and game maker filed a lawsuit in Idaho’s Federal District Court against Desmond T. Ademiluyi, Adeyinka O. Odelana, and Mayowa O. Oyediran, MB Agency and PlayGenius.com […]

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BoiseDev broke the news in on Thursday, May 25, 2023.
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