Is taking a list of business contacts from an employer and using them to start a business a crime in NJ?
borneofchaos asked:
An employee with access to a database of client addresses and phone numbers recently quit, taking with her a printed copy of business contacts. Is using this list to start a business of her own a crime in the state of New Jersey?
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