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IT Recruiting Firm’s Non-Compete and Trade Secrets Claims Against Former Employees Fail – ND IL (Part I of II)

In Instant Technology, LLC v. DeFazio, 2014 WL 1759184, the Northern District of Illinois examines Illinois non-compete law, trade secrets rules and a slew of business torts in the context of a heated battle between rival recruiting firms and some of their key employees.  This article distills the case’s key restrictive covenant principles.  Part II of …

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Posted byPaulPMay 31, 2014July 7, 2014Posted inEmployment Law, Federal Courts, TortsTags: DeFazio, Fifield, legitimate business interest, Non-compete, recruiting, restrictive covenant, staffing, Trade Secrets
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