1. Imalia Inventor invents the proverbial better mousetrap. She promptly begins its manufacture in her garage and starts selling the mousetraps to local businesses and pri-vate individuals through a direct marketing campaign. Sales are brisk, and she soon turns her invention into a profitable business that catches the attention of other mousetrap manufacturers throughout the world. Within six months, mousetraps identical to hers flood the mar-ket at a much lower price and drive her out of business. Furious at this injustice, she wants to sue for patent infringement and for interference with trade secrets. What result?