Cardinal Health Staffing Network, Inc. v. Bowen

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• providing that appellate court construing statute may consider “the statute’s objectives” and “the consequences of the statutory construc tion”
• providing that appellate court construing statute may consider “the statute’s objectives” and “the consequences of the statutory construction”
• holding party failed to demonstrate probable injury from violation of noncompete clause and possible violation of nondisclosure clause where former employee did not need to use former employer’s confidential information in new job
• noting that the purpose of a temporary injunction is not to enforce anything
• holding party failed to demonstrate probable injury from violation of noncompete clause and possible violation of nondisclosure clause where former employee did not need to use former employer’s confidential information in new job
• holding that employee produced evidence rebutting presumption

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).