The complaints against the two companies are nearly identical, but are instructive in the manner in which the unfair competition claims are pled.19 First, the complaints appear to be the result of collaboration by the state and the companies that are directly harmed by pirated IT. The complaints contain specific references to court-ordered inspections of the foreign companies' computers resulting from a separate action previously brought against the companies. The results of these searches, which uncovered illegal copies of Microsoft software such as Windows and Office, that are cited in the complaint give a high level of specificity to the complaint's factual allegations. In addition, though not explicitly stated to have been found in the inspections, the complaints allege that the companies are using pirated software from other software vendors such as Adobe (maker of design tools and Acrobat PDF software), Symantec (maker of antivirus software), and Corel (maker of design, photo editing, and office productivity software). Probably not a surprise to find that if the company was willing to steal a whole suite of Microsoft software, the company was also stealing other business critical software.