16Oct
Will we win? The odds of success in restraint of trade cases
When an ex-employee goes to a competitor or starts poaching clients or staff, employers often look to a restraint of trade clause to protect key business assets such as client relationships or company confidential information....
By:
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
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