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In the high stakes world of drug licensing, development, and sales, a company's trade secrets and the goodwill it develops with healthcare professionals and patients can be the difference between a blockbuster and a failure. When R&D employees leave a company, they may take with them critical information regarding promising research, clinical trials, pipeline products, and funding for new projects. Employees who leave a company to work for a competitor can severely damage their former employer if they misuse its trade secrets or goodwill. In particular, sales employees have intimate knowledge of product pricing, comparative performance data, and the preferences and needs of key customers.
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