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Kissell et al v. Biosense Webster Inc.
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May 29, 2013
J&J Unit Can't Stop Ex-Sales Reps From Working For Rival
A Florida federal judge on Tuesday refused a bid by Johnson & Johnson's cardiac device unit to prevent three former sales representatives from working for a competitor, saying that the company's breach of contract counterclaims seemed unlikely to succeed.
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December 05, 2012
J&J Exits Ex-Sales Reps' Suit Over Noncompete Deal
A Florida federal judge signed off Tuesday on a stipulation allowing Johnson & Johnson to bow out of a lawsuit brought by former sales representatives of its cardiac device unit who alleged an employment agreement unfairly restricted them from selling devices for new employer St. Jude Medical Inc.
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November 20, 2012
J&J Wants Out Of Ex-Sales Reps' Suit Over Noncompete Deal
Johnson & Johnson urged a Florida federal court on Monday to toss an employment agreement suit brought on by several former sales representatives of its cardiac device unit Biosense Webster Inc., saying it can't be held liable for the alleged contract restrictions.
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October 18, 2012
Ex-Sales Reps Challenge J&J Unit's Noncompete Deal
Former sales representatives for Johnson & Johnson cardiac device unit Biosense Webster Inc. sued the company in Florida federal court on Wednesday, claiming its employment agreements improperly restrict them from selling devices for new employer St. Jude Medical Inc.