· 1/27/1995
Curtis 1000, Inc. v. Youngblade
Citations
- 878 F. Supp. 1224
- 1995 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1514
- 1995 WL 32027
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- concluding irreparable harm cannot be established if money damages would adequately compensate the asserted harm
- noting that “[a] number of jurisdictions have found public policy to be articulated in the judicial decisions of the state’s courts,” and citing cases
- ruling on application for preliminary injunction, which sought to enjoin conduct by a former salesman in violation of a covenant not to compete, also including discussion and application of Dataphase factors
- ruling on application for preliminary injunction, which sought to enjoin conduct by a former salesman in violation of a covenant not to compete, also including discussion and application of Dataphase factors
- noting that continued employment was sufficient consideration to support covenant not to compete
- addressing whether Erie doctrine required application of state law albeit in the context of enjoining a former employee from violating a covenant not to compete
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Judges: Bennett
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