Tennessee Supreme Court· 5/29/1984

Hasty v. Rent-A-Driver, Inc.

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671 S.W.2d 471

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“Training in conjunction with other factors has . . . been cited as a factor in upholding the reasonableness of a covenant.”
requiring that restrictive covenants be construed in employee’s favor
“general knowledge and skill appertain exclusively to the employee, even if acquired with expensive training and thus does not constitute a protectible [sic] interest of the employer”
“general knowledge and skill appertain exclusively to the employee, even if acquired with expensive training and thus does not constitute a protectible [sic] interest of the employer”
“general knowledge and skill appertain exclusively to the employee, even if acquired with expensive training and thus does not constitute a protectible [sic] interest of the employer”
“general knowledge and skill appertain exclusively to the employee, even if acquired with expensive training and thus does not constitute a protectible [sic] interest of the employer”

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Judges: Brock, Fones, Harbison, Drowota, Humphreys

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