Labor/Employment
May 13, 2014
Judge approves rare noncompete requirements for San Francisco security company
A San Francisco security company won a rare injunction Friday to prohibit a rival firm from competing for contracts for one year. The suit also forced the company to withdraw a bid for a contract worth nearly $20 million.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A San Francisco security company won a rare injunction Friday to prohibit a rival firm from competing for contracts for one year. The lawsuit also forced the competitor to withdraw a bid for a contract worth nearly $20 million from the city of San Francisco.
Derrick Bowman, who left his post as manager at Guardsmark LLC to form his own security company, Teton Security, agreed not to oppose Guardsmark...
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