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Clothing Retailer Sues Competitor and Former Employees Alleging They Stole Secret Designs

  As Illinois trade secrets litigation attorneys, we were interested to see a trade secrets lawsuit arise out of the time-sensitive and competitive world of women’s fashion. As the Naples Daily News reported in July, Florida clothing company Chico’s FAS Inc. has sued competitor Cache Inc. and two former employees…

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Chicago Federal Judge Denies Injunction in Insurance Brokerage Restrictive Covenant Case

  Our Chicago noncompete agreement lawyers were interested to read about a significant ruling in a covenant not to compete case. According to insurance industry journal National Underwriter Property & Casualty, a federal district judge for the Northern District of Illinois ruled in June that former employees of CRC Insurance…

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How to Protect Your Company’s Trade Secrets, and Customer Lists — Our Chicago Business Attorneys Can Help You Draft and Enforce Covenants Not to Compete and Confidentiality Agreements and Pursue Litigation to Enforce Them If Necessary

Our Chicago covenant not to compete and trade secret attorneys can assist your company or business in drafting agreements to protect your business from rogue former employees who engage in unfair competition. Our Chicago business lawyers and Chicago business trial attorneys can file lawsuits seeking a TRO, injunction and actual…

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A Video Summarizing Some Legal Issues Relating to Non-Compete Agreements — Our Chicago Attorneys Prosecute and Defend Covenant Not to Compete Lawsuits

Lubin Austermuehle prosecutes and defends cases involving controversies over a covenant not to compete, or other restrictive covenants. Our Illinois restrictive covenant attorneys represent clients in active litigation over the validity and enforcement of these covenants, as well as helping to evaluate whether litigation may arise over such a contract.…

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Scope of Injunctions Enforcing Restrictive Employment Covenants Must Be Clear, Fourth District Decides

Our Illinois noncompete clause attorneys recently noted an important case addressing the standards for a preliminary injunction in Illinois lawsuits over covenants not to compete. In Lifetec, Inc. v. Edwards, No. 4-07-0300 (Ill. 4th Nov. 6, 2007), Lifetec sued former salesman Peter Edwards for breach of three restrictive covenants in…

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Continued Employment for a Short Time Is Not Adequate Consideration for Post-Employment Restrictive Covenant, Appeals Court Decides

  Lubin Austermuehle’s Illinois breach of contract litigation attorneys were pleased to see a split Illinois Third District Court of Appeal decision clarifying the circumstances under which a post-employment restrictive covenant is valid. The decision came in Brown & Brown v. Patrick Mudron, No. 03-CH-1363 (Ill. 3rd March 11, 2008),…

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