It’s standard to include non-compete language in an asset purchase. A non-compete needs to be limited as to geography and time or it might be thrown out. That’s the lesson of Wolverine Sign Works v Powers. Here are the facts. In 1926 Leo Powers sold 20 billboard faces in 6 […]
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A Too Broad Non-Compete May be Unenforceable
Out of home companies sometimes require employees to sign a non-compete agreement in which they agree not to go to work for a competitor for a period of time after they leave. Don’t make the terms of your non-compete too broad or it may be unenforceable. That’s the lesson of […]
















