Breach of Non-Solicitation Agreement
Oct 05, 2016OUTCOME: Settled during litigation
Sussessfully epresented owner of business who was forced to legally pursue former employees for breach of non-solicitation agreements.
York, PA
Criminal defense Lawyer at York, PA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Employment & Labor ... +5 more
OUTCOME: Settled during litigation
Sussessfully epresented owner of business who was forced to legally pursue former employees for breach of non-solicitation agreements.
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OUTCOME: Successful Negotiation
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