That's correct, Z. Step one will be a cease and desist letter from LWLG counsel laying out the factual basis for the breach of contract claim (the NDA) and setting forth the further the factual basis for a violation of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act, which carries criminal as well as civil penalties. Step two will be the filing by LWLG counsel of a complaint seeking a TRO, along with requesting (as relief in the case after litigation) permanent injuntive relief and damages. This could very well explain the increase in attorneys' fees. The extent of the required disclosure of this information will depend on the materiality ($$ at issue).