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6th Circuit Upholds Jury Verdict on Forever Non-Compete Under Ohio Law

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FOR-EV-ER.  Remember The Sandlot?  That’s what we’re talking about here.  FOR-EV-ER. A recent decision out of Michigan and the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit reminds us that some non-competes can last forever and that jury instructions are incredibly important. Let’s take a look: In 1947, Fred Barton developed a radiator stop leak … Continue reading →

One More Time: Leave the Documents Behind

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A recent case out of Connecticut reaffirms one of the most basic tenants of defending non-compete cases: Leave it behind.  Documents, customer lists, confidential files.  Leave all of it behind.  Do not attempt to take it with you for use at your new employer. A radio sales executive, Kristin Okesson, quit her job at a … Continue reading →

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