31Oct
Damages and Liquidated Damages in Restrictive Covenants
When seeking to enforce a restrictive covenant, whether a noncompete or a nonsolicit, the standard play-book calls for an aggrieved party to file suit and seek a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction to preclude the defendant from...
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Burns & Levinson LLP
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