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You'll recall this procedurally involved case from Mississippi - the case brought by Eaton Aerospace against some former employees for allegedly stealing trade secrets of their former employer and converting them for competitive use. We've covered this case extensively, including the $1.5 million in discovery sanctions against Eaton Aerospace http://wombletradesecrets.blogspot.com/2010/06/discovery-sanctions-against-eaton.html and the dismissal of all of their claims http://wombletradesecrets.blogspot.com/2011/01/game-over-and-lights-out-on-eaton-v.html.

Well, you might be wondering, why did Eaton Aerospace have to ask the Hinds County judge assigned to their case to recuse himself? Because, and this must be like salt in the open wound of the recent dismissal, the employees and Frisby Aerospace have counterclaims against Eaton. If you click on the link above, you'll see the court's order - the judge will NOT recuse himself. We have a saying in North Carolina: home cooking doesn't always taste so good. Eaton Aerospace is clearly concerned that they're about to get served some home cooking. But there may be nothing they can do about it.

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