Harsco Corp. v. Klein

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• holding that there would be no irreparable harm from alleged breach of restrictive covenant where national sales manager of building supplies company left to work for a competitor, because sales manager’s former job did not involve customer contact
• stating that the identities of the employer’s customers were not confidential where those identities “would be generally known to all firms in the same business as” the employer
• stating that the identities of the employer’s customers were not confidential where those identities “would be generally known to all firms in the same business as” the employer
• affirming order denying preliminary injunction where restrictive covenant was enforceable, because plaintiff failed to show likelihood of immediate and irreparable harm
• affirming order denying preliminary injunction where restrictive covenant could not be enforced by a preliminary injunction where plaintiff failed to show likelihood of immediate and irreparable harm

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