Fred worked for a software firm (Lernit) which was developing a computer program to help Witerate adults learn to read. Fred's employment contract included a confidentiality clauseAfter two years of employment Fred was approached by his former high school English teacher, who was working on a similar program but needed a skilled programmer . He offered Fred twice the salary and a share in the company if Fred would leave his employer and bring a copy of the work Fred had completed to date. Within two months, Fred and his teacher were able to begin marketing their finished program, one very similar to that developed by Fred's formen employer. On these facts, which of the following is true?

1) Lernit could seek an injunction to stop the company from marketing the new program

2) Lernit could sue Fred for breach of contract

3) Lernit could sue Fred for breaching a trade secret.

4) Lernit could sue the teacher for inducing breach of contract.

5) All of the above.

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