ORDER

L. FELIPE RESTREPO, District Judge.

AND NOW, on this 4th day of April, 2014, upon consideration of the Motion for summary Judgment by Defendants J&K Fresh, LLC ("J&K"), Lynette Keffer and Raymond Keffer (Doc. 82), Plaintiff's response (Doc. 84), and Defendants' reply (Doc. 86); as well as the Motion for Summary Judgment by Defendants 721 Logistics, LLC ("721"), John Antonucci, Lawrence Antonucci, John Ercolani, William Fagan, Helena Martins, Michael McLaughlin, Maura Miceli, Evan Moss, Antoinette Pannel, and Barbara Zimmerman (Doc. 83), Plaintiff's response (Doc. 85), and Defendants' reply (Doc. 87), it is hereby ORDERED that the Motions for Summary Judgment (Docs. 82 & 83) are GRANTED in part and DENIED in part, as follows:

1. On Count II (misappropriation of trade secrets), the motions are GRANTED with respect to J&K, Lynette Keffer, Raymond Keffer, John Antonucci, William Fagan, Helena Martins, Michael McLaughlin, Maura Miceli, Evan Moss, Antoinette Pannel, and Barbara Zimmerman. The motions are DENIED with respect to 721, Larry Antonucci and John Ercolani.

2. On Count III (unfair competition), the motions are GRANTED with respect to J&K, Lynette Keffer, Raymond Keffer, John Ercolani, John Antonucci, William Fagan, Helena Martins, Michael McLaughlin, Maura Miceli, Evan Moss, Antoinette Pannel, and Barbara Zimmerman. The motions are DENIED with respect to 721 and Larry Antonucci.

3. On Count IV (breach of contract), the motion is GRANTED with respect to Evan Moss, and DENIED with respect to John Ercolani.

4. On Count V (tortious interference), the motions are GRANTED.

5. On Count VI (civil conspiracy), the motions are DENIED.

6. On Count VII (breach of the duty of loyalty), the motion is GRANTED.