(3) Remedies.--In a civil action brought under this
subsection with respect to the misappropriation of a trade
secret, a court may--
``(A) grant an injunction--
``(i) to prevent any actual or threatened
misappropriation described in paragraph (1) on
such terms as the court deems reasonable, provided
the order does not--
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``(I) prevent a person from entering
into an employment relationship, and
that conditions placed on such
employment shall be based on evidence of
threatened misappropriation and not
merely on the information the person
knows; or
``(II) otherwise conflict with an
applicable State law prohibiting
restraints on the practice of a lawful
profession, trade, or business;
``(ii) if determined appropriate by the court,
requiring affirmative actions to be taken to
protect the trade secret; and
``(iii) in exceptional circumstances that
render an injunction inequitable, that conditions
future use of the trade secret upon payment of a
reasonable royalty for no longer than the period
of time for which such use could have been
prohibited;
``(B) award--
``(i)(I) damages for actual loss caused by the
misappropriation of the trade secret; and
``(II) damages for any unjust enrichment
caused by the misappropriation of the trade secret
that is not addressed in computing damages for
actual loss; or
``(ii) in lieu of damages measured by any
other methods, the damages caused by the
misappropriation measured by imposition of
liability for a reasonable royalty for the
misappropriator's unauthorized disclosure or use
of the trade secret;
``(C) if the trade secret is willfully and
maliciously misappropriated, award exemplary damages in
an amount not more than 2 times the amount of the
damages awarded under subparagraph (B); and
``(D) if a claim of the misappropriation is made in
bad faith, which may be established by circumstantial
evidence, a motion to terminate an injunction is made or
opposed in bad faith, or the trade secret was willfully
and maliciously misappropriated, award reasonable
attorney's fees to the prevailing party.