By Douglas A. Wickham
Most California employers have some understanding that, except in limited circumstances, post-employment covenants not to compete normally are not enforceable in this state (unless, for example, they are agreed to in connection with the sale of a business or are necessary for the protection o...
Most California employers have some understanding that, except in limited circumstances, post-employment covenants not to compete normally are not enforceable in this state (unless, for example, they are agreed to in connection with the sale of a business or are necessary for the protection o...
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