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More Answers On Noncompetes From 7th Circ.

By Eric Amdursky and Tyler Runge (October 23, 2017, 11:40 AM EDT) -- The interpretation and enforcement of noncompetition agreements in the context of a sale of a business are a frequent source of angst for both the buyer and seller. Despite the volumes that have been written on the subject, questions still remain: Who, exactly, is a "competitor," when does a seller's interactions with a competitor amount to a breach of contract, and what is the permissible geographic scope of the noncompete? On Sept. 20, 2017, the Seventh Circuit, in E.T. Products LLC v. D.E. Miller Holdings Inc., No. 16-1204, provided some answers....

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