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Cabelas LLC v. Matthew Highby
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September 10, 2020
5 Noncompete Developments To Watch For As 2020 Ends
With a recent California high court ruling on how a state law affects business contracts, a Computer Fraud and Abuse Act case pending before the U.S. Supreme Court and the impact of COVID-19, there are plenty of developments for employee mobility attorneys to watch out for in the home stretch of 2020. Here, Law360 looks at five issues worth keeping an eye on.
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April 15, 2020
3rd Circ. Says Cabela's Can't Enforce Proprietary Info Deals
Sporting goods retailer Cabela's LLC can't enforce deals with former employees not to use its proprietary information because the arrangements violate Nebraska law, the Third Circuit has ruled.