30Oct
Non-compete clauses: admissibility and application risks
In practice it is common to see contracts that contain clauses establishing certain restrictions on the contracting parties. Such restrictions may be in the form of obligations not to compete with the counterparty, known as “non-compete clauses”....
By:
Dentons
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