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Court Can Shorten Overly Broad Non-Compete In Recruiting Business Dispute – IL Court (Applying Md. Law)

In TEKsystems, Inc. v. Lajiness, 2013 WL 3389062 (N.D.Ill. 2013), the Northern District of Illinois, applying Maryland law (due to a contractual choice of law provision), upheld a 50 mile/18 month restrictive covenant in a recruiter’s employment contract.  The plaintiff employer sued one of its former recruiters for violating a non-compete provision contained in a …

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Posted byPaulPJuly 22, 2013November 6, 2014Posted inBusiness Torts, Employment Law, Trade SecretsTags: adequate remedy at law, choice of law, equitable accounting, Non-compete, overbroad, restrictive covenant, TEKsystems, time and space limitations, Trade SecretsLeave a comment on Court Can Shorten Overly Broad Non-Compete In Recruiting Business Dispute – IL Court (Applying Md. Law)
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