Glisson v. Global Security Services, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a noncompete agreement offered in the middle of a two-year contract was not supported by adequate consideration because the employee was “not terminable at will” (emphasis added)
• “[A] promise to perform a preexisting contractual obligation does not constitute consideration for a new agreement.”
• “[A] promise to perform a preexisting contractual obligation does not constitute consideration for a new agreement.”
• an abuse of discretion occurs \if a trial judge awards injunctive relief `without any evidence to support such judgment and contrary to the law and equity'\
• an abuse of discretion occurs “if a trial judge awards injunctive relief ‘without any evidence to support such judgment and contrary to the law and equity’ ”

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