Ticor Title Insurance Co. Chicago Title Insurance Co. v. Kenneth C. Cohen

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• holding that to establish an employee’s uniqueness, “it is not necessary ... that the business will grind to a halt if the employee leaves”
• relying on a similar clause in determining irreparable injury for purposes of upholding a grant of injunctive relief
• finding six-month non-compete reasonable to allow company “suffi cient opportunity to establish a fledgling relationship with [departing employee's] clients”
• enforcing, pre-BDO Seidman, a restrictive covenant against a unique or extraordinary employee subject only to an overarching reasonableness requirement
• granting preliminary injunction for alleged violation of noncompete agreement where defendant attempted to transfer title insurance clients away from plaintiffs
• approving of injunctions prohibiting competition where a unique employee “has such ability and reputation that his or her place may not easily be filled”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).