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Non-Competition in State Court

Virginia state courts in 2009 continued to show that the specific facts of a case can significantly influence whether a non-competition agreement will be enforced. In this Bean, Kinney & Korman article published in the BKK Business Law Newsletter, James V. Irving explains that the case Virginia Academy of Fencing, Inc. v. Sintchinov involved a former fencing instructor who allegedly solicited students away from his former employer after leaving the academy. The article notes that the court…

November 1, 2009

Business and Financial Services

Remedies for Breach of Non-Competition Agreements

Virginia employers seeking to enforce non-competition agreements often focus first on injunctive relief because money damages alone may not adequately protect customer relationships, confidential information, or goodwill. In this Bean, Kinney & Korman article published in the BKK Business Law Newsletter, James V. Irving explains that courts may issue temporary restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, and permanent injunctions to stop a former employee from continuing to violate a…

November 1, 2009

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