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Judge finds no evidence dog groomer used stolen client list

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Judge finds no evidence dog groomer used stolen client list
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A new dog grooming business in Parker will not be prohibited from contacting the customers of its intown competitor after a judge found no evidence it used stolen contact information.
Douglas County Judge Victoria Klingensmith declined to issue an injunction against Furst Class Pets, which opened in May. Well Groomed Pets accuses its owners, Sarah Epperson and Dottie Cropper, of stealing client addresses and phone numbers just before leaving Well Groomed.
Well Groomed “asks this court to infer t

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