[gamblor956]

This is a complaint...it's the first step in a very long process of litigation.

In order to get to the next stage of litigation, it needs to allege just enough facts to make a "prima facie" showing (i.e., that it establishes at least some evidence of each claim).

If it makes that hurdle, the case proceeds to discovery, which is where both sides turn over documents, depose witnesses, etc., to determine the actual IP stolen (if any).

TLDR: it doesn't matter if the complaint is convincing. It's just the first step.