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Does the Rebel Alliance's Suspicious Procurement of the Death Star young SOUTH CAROLINA lawyer younglawyer ySOUTHou CAROLINAnglawyer APRIL 2019 VOL. 11, ISSUE 3 A REPORT TO MEMBERS OF Does the Rebel Alliance’s Suspicious THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAR Procurement of the Death Star Plans YOUNG LAWYERS DIVISION YRenderou Itn Liableg Under La Southw Carolina’syer Trade Secrets Act? By Jeremy R. Summerlin As a young lawyer, you’ve probably always asked yourself, “Why doesn’t the Galac- tic Employer just sue the Rebel Alliance, LLC for misappropriation of trade secrets (i.e., the plans to the Death Star) instead of trying to blow the Alliance to bits with the Death Star?” That’s a compelling and entirely necessary and relevant question, and I’ll do my best to answer it. [Full dis- closure: I represented the estates of several Alderaanian individuals killed during the YOEmpire’s Uinitial operationalN Gtest of the firstL AWYER Death Star.] The entirely reasonable question of jurisdiction probably jumps to your mind immediately, just like it did to mine: Where does the Galactic Employer bring its law- suit? For purposes of this wholly education- al article, I will assume that Emperor Palpa- tine’s attorney decides to bring the lawsuit in South Carolina. As you may already know because you high ground, morally speaking, and you typically discuss it on all your first dates, should never challenge someone who has the key personnel of the Rebel Alliance the high ground. were former employees and agents of the As covered by the recent documentary, Galactic Employer, but after some internal Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, the Galactic disputes (and, well, the Clone Wars), these Employer spent significant time, effort, employees left the employ of their Galactic and resources to design and construct the Employer and started their own competing Death Star. Despite being a little too proud business to provide alternative government about this technological terror that it had services. The Alliance even attempted to constructed, there’s no doubt that the Ga- South Carolina Young Lawyer is published do business in the same territory as the lactic Employer considers the Death Star quarterly by the Young Lawyers Division of the South Carolina Bar, 950 Taylor St., Galactic Employer, thereby giving up the (continued on Back Cover) P.O. Box 608, Columbia, SC 29202-0608. www.scbar.org. Copyright © 2018 South ALSO IN THIS ISSUE Carolina Bar. The opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not represent the opinions or policies of the Young Letter From the President ........................2 What’s Been Happening ..........................3 Lawyers Division or the South Carolina Bar. Unauthorized reproduction or use of the Stars of the Quarter ..................................2 materials contained herein is prohibited. 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