10 pts Camilla leaves her hair care company for a competitor, after working for 3 years with her former company as a sales representative. Upon joining her new company, she still has access to her former company's e-mail. She accesses the former company's customer lists via e-mail and begins contacting those customers in the hope that they will follow her to her new company. The president of her former company calls and threatens her with a lawsuit. Camilla responds, "The customer lists can't be patented, trademarked, or copyrighted, so there's no legal protection available to you. I've done nothing wrong." Is she correct? Why or why not. If the customer list is protected what type of Intellectual Property is it