As a lawyer, I should be able to see both sides of this story from The Manchester Democrat Examiner, A trade secret no one wants but it is not so easy:
Spurious claims of trade secrets undermines legitimate business interests.
FairPoint Communications has presented a plan to address a long list of customer complaints. But pieces of that plan are being kept from the public because, according to the company, they are trade secrets.
Which begs the question:
Why would anyone want a trade secret from a company that, so far, has performed so poorly? It's not like they're doing so well that any of their practices would be copied anytime soon.
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