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27Dec

Indirect Competition Enough to Enforce Non-Compete Against Former CEO in Pennsylvania

In the midst of nationwide efforts to reform the use of non-compete restrictions, a recent decision from the Eastern District of Pennsylvania illustrates the broad approach courts may take when enforcing restrictive covenants against high-level...
By: Orrick - Trade Secrets Group
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/indirect-competition-enough-to-enforce-65279/

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