According to the textbook, trade secret disputes arise most frequently when:

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Trade secret disputes often arise when an employee leaves a firm and is accused of taking confidential information with them to their new employer. This is because employees have access to their employer's trade secrets and could potentially use them for personal gain or to benefit a competitor. The other options listed may also lead to trade secret disputes, but they are less common.

According to the Textbook, Trade Secret Disputes Arise Most Frequently