17Dec
The Blue Pencil Doctrine is Always an Eraser
Under Indiana law, courts have routinely employed the "blue pencil doctrine" to revise noncompetition agreements that they have deemed to be unreasonable. Specifically, a court will delete the problematic terms and enforce the remaining parts...
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Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
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