Court Decries Ambiguity Of Terminology Used In Non-Compete Agreement And Injunction

A preliminary injunction was entered against a fired executive of a roofer who, immediately after he was discharged, went to work for an alleged competitor.  The district court held, and the Seventh Circuit agreed, that his non-compete and non-solicit agreements were overbroad and confusing, but that some injunctive relief nonetheless was warranted in this case.  Turnell v. CentiMark Corp., No. 14-2758 (7th Cir., July 29, 2015).

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