Advance Technology Consultants, Inc. (ATC), contracted with RoadTrac, LLC, to provide

software and client software systems for the products of global positioning satelite (GPS) technology being developed by RoadTrac.RoadTrac agreed to provide ATC with hardware with which ATC's software would interface.Problems soon arose, however.ATC claimed that RoadTrac's hardware was defective, making it difficult to develop the software.RoadTrac contended that its hardware was fully functional and that ATC had simply failed to provide supporting software.ATC told RoadTract that it considered their contract terminated.RoadTrac filed a suit in a Georgia state court against ATC alleging breach of contract.During discovery, RoadTrac requested ATC's customer lists and marketing procedures.ATC objected to providing this information because RoadTrac and ATC had become compeitiors in the GPS industry.Should a party to a lawsuit have to hand over its confidential business secrets as part of a discovery request?Why or why not?What limitations might a court consider imposing before requiring ATC to produce this material? Explain all parts fully and completely.