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: Womble Trade Secrets BlogMen's Health Publisher Seeks to Protect its Trade Secrets in Florida Investigation

In an ongoing investigation into the sales and marketing practices of publisher Rodale, the Florida attorney general's office decided to make public the information it gathered. Rodale, publisher of Men's Health and other magazines, recently filed a petition with a Florida circuit court to keep the information private.
Full post as published by Womble Trade Secrets Blog on June 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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