Morgan's Home Equipment Corp. v. Martucci

How courts have described this case

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• holding that customer information must be the result of a “material investment of employers’ time and money”
• holding that customer data on, and confidential route of, door-to-door salesmen's customers were entitled to protection as trade secrets
• holding that non-competition agreement was not enforceable against door-to-door salesman where there was no evidence that salesman received specialized training and where non-disclosure and non-solicitation agreements adequately protected plaintiff’s customer relationships and trade secrets
• holding covenant not to compete may be enforceable if contained in an employment agreement executed upon the “taking of employment”
• holding covenant not to compete may be enforceable if contained in an employment agreement executed upon the “taking of employment”
• holding covenant not to compete may be enforceable if contained in an employment agreement executed upon the “taking of employment”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).