· 12/15/2023
STATE OF FLORIDA v. DEMETRUS MONROE
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- distinguishable from the present case where the business and property were that of the corporation and the claims asserted were derivative
- distinguishable from the present case where the business and property were that of the corporation and the claims asserted were derivative
- noswitching agreement by which each publisher agrees not to employ a former employee of the other until six months after termination of former employment constitutes injury to employee in his business or property
- no-switching agreement by which each publisher agrees not to employ a former employee of the other until six months after termination of former employment constitutes injury to employee in his business or property
- plaintiff prohibited from seeking employment at competing employer because of agreement between employers in industry not to hire each other's employees suffered injury sufficient to bring antitrust claim
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