Physician Specialists in Anesthesia, P.C. v. MacNeill

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• finding attempt to maintain confidentiality of customer list for two years reasonable, especially where the duty not to disclose related to use for competitive purposes
• non-solicitation covenant in partnership agreement that was not limited to patients with whom physician and former partner had previously had contact was overbroad and therefore invalid
• “application of the ‘stranger doctrine’ precludes [tortious interference] claim as a matter of law”
• “The validity of a nondisclosure provision depends ... on two factors: (1) whether the employer is attempting to protect confidential information relating to the business, ... and (2) whether the restraint is reasonably related to the protection of the information.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).