Obtained settlement on behalf of two grocery companies in trade secret case brought against competitor

SuperValu, Inc. v. Rainbow Foods

Represented SuperValu and Cub Foods against Fleming and Rainbow Foods in an action for theft of trade secrets under Minnesota law. On behalf of SuperValu and Cub, Robins Kaplan attorneys alleged that Rainbow surreptitiously misappropriated Cub's confidential store specials before publication in local newspapers, and then used that ill-gained information to lure shoppers to its stores with lower advertised prices on the same special items. The case settled favorably on a confidential basis.

 

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