Lawyers are lucky. They’re generally not subject to non-compete agreements, thanks to the American Bar Association’s model rules on professional conduct.  

But for the rest of the working world, it’s a different story. A team from Goodwin Procter led by partner Darryl Woo just scored a key victory in a case that illustrates how sticky non-competes can be.

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