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ResMan wins $152m after COVID-19 mistrial

A Texas jury has awarded $152 million to US software company ResMan, after one of its clients was found liable for misappropriation of trade secrets to develop a rival product.

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ResMan wins $152m after COVID-19 mistrial

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