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AmeriPro Funding, Inc. is a residential mortgage lender. Appellants Michael H. Nasserfar, Michael E. Task, and Tycord R. Gosnay, former employees, are accused of secretly transmitting confidential records to competitor Oak Mortgage Group, Inc. before resigning, and continuing to possess and use these records. This brief argues for the affirmance of a temporary injunction granted by the district court against the appellants for misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of fiduciary duty, and other torts. The injunction aims to prevent further use of confidential information and solicitation of specific customers, with evidence supporting imminent and irreparable harm to AmeriPro. The brief also addresses arguments regarding the temporary injunction's compliance with Rule 683, the definition of 'customers', and the return of confidential information.
Oak Mortgage Group, Inc. Michael H. Nasserfar Michael E. Task And Tycord R. Gosnay v. Ameripro Funding, Inc. is a workers' compensation case decided in Texas Court of Appeals, 3rd District (Austin). This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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AmeriPro Funding, Inc. is a residential mortgage lender. Appellants Michael H. Nasserfar, Michael E. Task, and Tycord R. Gosnay, former employees, are accused of secretly transmitting confidential records to competitor Oak Mortgage Group, Inc. before resigning, and continuing to possess and use these records. This brief argues for the affirmance of a temporary injunction granted by the district court against the appellants for misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of fiduciary duty, and other torts. The injunction aims to prevent further use of confidential information and solicitation of specific customers, with evidence supporting imminent and irreparable harm to AmeriPro. The brief also addresses arguments regarding the temporary injunction's compliance with Rule 683, the definition of 'customers', and the return of confidential information.
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