Trial court erred in concluding a client list of names was a trade secret when plaintiff disclosed the names at social gatherings, allowed the public to walk into the office unescorted where client names were visible, and did not prevent employees from exchanging passwords linked to client lists.
SPRINGFIELD - Nearly 2,000 state employees, seven communities across Illinois and thousands of people dealing with mental disabilities and illness got some good news from the state of Illinois, thanks to a little creative bookkeeping. Officials tinkered with the state budget to come up with extra money that Gov. Pat Quinn can use to run seven state facilities he had planned to begin closing within days. They also shuffled money around to come up with more cash for substance-abuse services, community mental-health programs and funerals for indigent people.
DAYTON -- The funky wing-T offense is in place. There's also a stout defense that's bolstered by eight returning starters. Everything is there for Thurgood Marshall High School's football program to unload another memorable season. But this time the Cougars must also keep their eligibility bookkeeping in order. That cost high-scoring Marshall (7-3) three forfeits and a spot in the Division IV playoffs last season.
Port officials have agreed to expedite their fall budget bookkeeping to speed up an $11.5 million payment requested by the city to fund repairs of a crumbling oceanfront seawall. The agreement, which should allow the port to transfer the cash by January, came after the Harbor Department's governing board decided it was impossible to meet the city's Oct. 1 deadline for the cash.
REDLANDS - Aggressive Tax Service is now Orange Tree Tax & Bookkeeping. Dennis Grimes, owner of Aggressive Tax Service, stated in a news release that evaluating and reviewing the company's service to determine how they best serve clients, "we felt our name no longer reflected the direction of our firm and that a change was needed to better define our commitment to our clients.
LAGRANGE, Maine -- Two SAU 31 board members resigned their leadership positions to help the school system get a $1.1 million loan from the Maine Municipal Bond Bank, but they might not have had to, the bank's executive director said Monday. Chairman John Neel and Vice Chairwoman Judy Coffin opted to resign their chairmanship posts during a school board meeting on Wednesday because they feared that the bank's board of commissioners would set a change in leadership as a condition of loan approval or would reject the school system's application, Neel said Monday. They remain board members.
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