North American Paper Co. v. Unterberger

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• finding restrictive covenant unenforceable because, “Unterberger is prohibited from associating with any competitor in any capacity whatsoever, even if Unterberger’s job were merely menial and he had absolutely nothing to do with sales or purchasing,”
• “Unterberger is prohibited from associating with any competitor in any capacity whatsoever, even if Unterberger’s job were merely menial and he had absolutely nothing to do with sales or purchasing.”
• “and any and all items of whatever nature or kind which the Employee has learned of, acquired or obtained knowledge of, conceived, developed, originated, discovered, invented or otherwise became aware of during the period of his employment”
• restrictive covenants that are not tailored to protectable business interests are not enforceable

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).