"You have to be very careful on how you draft non-competes to make sure you cover something like this because it's not uncommon in professional settings for people to work beyond the written term of a contract together," said Michael B. Feiler, a partner at Feiler & Leach.
January 21, 2022 at 02:52 PM
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Two Coral Gables who attorneys convinced a three-judge panel in Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal to reverse and remand a case say the ruling created a new precedent in the interpretation of non-compete agreements and related injunctions.
Michael B. Feiler and Martin E. Leach, partners at Feiler & Leach, represented International Dermatology Research Inc., who fired Javier Alonso-Llamazares, a former employee.
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