Hogan Management Services, P.C. v. Martino

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• holding that because a non-solicitation clause was overly broad, the \entire covenant not to compete [was] unenforceable\
• holding that the duration of a covenant not to compete is not tolled during litigation, and when the duration of that covenant has expired, an action seeking injunctive relief under the covenant is moot
• remanding for proceedings on actual damages suffered by wrongfully restrained party even when injunction had expired
• finding appeal moot on ground that covenant in dispute had expired
• “The duration of a covenant not to compete is not tolled during litigation. And when the duration of that covenant has expired, an action seeking injunctive relief pursuant to the covenant is moot.”
• “[A] trial court’s decision under OCGA § 9-11-65 (c

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