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Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District / Jun 22, 2021

Shuttlewagon, Inc. vs. Scott Higgins, et al

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Shuttlewagon, Inc. sued former employees and a competitor, IQS, alleging unfair competition, computer tampering, and conspiracy to commit computer tampering, related to the design of railcar movers. The jury found in favor of the defendants on most claims, and Shuttlewagon appealed, challenging several trial court rulings. The appellate court affirmed the judgment, finding no error in the denial of sanctions, the admission of certain evidence, or the jury instructions on mitigation of damages.