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Georgia High Court: Implicit Geographic Scope Sufficient for Valid Employee Non-Solicitation Covenant

The Georgia Supreme Court has held that employee non-solicitation provisions need not contain an express geographic restriction to be enforceable. North American Senior Benefits v. Wimmer, No. S23G1146 (Sept. 4, 2024). It...more

Anti-Raiding Provision Upheld By Massachusetts High Court

Restrictive covenant matters rarely make it through the appellate courts. This is true for a number of reasons, including the fact that the time-sensitive nature of restrictive covenant litigation often compels parties to...more

Court Rejects Delaware Choice Of Law Provision In Refusing To Enforce Customer Non-Solicitation Covenant Against California...

On August 26, 2019, the Delaware Chancery Court invalidated a California employee’s customer and employee non-solicitation covenant on the grounds that it violated California law. In doing so, the Court rejected the plaintiff...more

New Jersey Court Brings ‘Clarity And Uniformity’ To Analysis Of Restrictive Covenants

The New Jersey Appellate Division has clarified the analysis required to determine the effect of restrictive covenant agreements (RCAs) and offered guidance to practitioners drafting RCAs under New Jersey law in a decision on...more

Massachusetts Legislature (Finally) Passes Non-Compete Law

The Massachusetts Legislature, at long last, has passed a bill regulating the use and enforcement of non-compete agreements in the private sector. Once “An Act relative to the judicial enforcement of noncompetition...more

New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Vermont May Restrict Use Of Non-Compete Agreements In Employment

Proposals to restrict the use of non-compete agreements in employment have been introduced in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Vermont. This appears to be the continuation of a trend that started nearly a year ago. On...more

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