Chuck Wagon Catering, Inc. v. Raduege

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• holding that an employee is not unreasonably restrained when the covenant does not prohibit him from working in the business altogether
• analyzing reasonableness of agreement at the time the employer alleged the employee violated the agreement
• analyzing reasonableness of agreement at the time the employer alleged the employee violated the agreement
• “In Wisconsin a covenant is considered reasonable as to territory if ... it is limited to the route or customers defendant actually services.”
• \ 'Punitive damages are not allowed for a mere breach of contract.'\
• “In Wisconsin a covenant is 7 Defendants acknowledge that a nondisclosure agreement that only restricts disclosure of trade secret information is exempt from the requirements of § 103.465. (Defs.’ Opening Br. (dkt. #17

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