By Jeffrey R. Lalama | Published October 30, 2019 | Posted in Employment Law | Tagged Tags: liquidated damages, noncompete agreements, nondisclosure agreements, trade secrets | Comments Off on When Can a Former Employee Safely Break a Noncompete Agreement?
When Can a Former Employee Safely Break a Noncompete Agreement?
In January 2019, a retired executive of Koppers — a global manufacturer company based in one of the most recognizable buildings in the Pittsburgh skyline — found himself sued for serving as an advisor to another company in violation of a covenant not to compete. Robert Wombles, who had been Koppers R&D vice president for Read More
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