Dan Quick and Ariana Pellegrino Co-Author Article Featured in State Bar of Michigan’s Litigation Journal
Dan Quick (Member, Troy) and Ariana Pellegrino (Associate, Troy) co-authored “With Non-Competes under Attack, What Role for the Courts?” featured in the State Bar of Michigan’s Litigation Journal, Winter 2018/2019 edition.
“With non-competes under attack, courts have significant discretion as to whether and how they are enforced. There is plenty of room within the existing legal framework for exercise of discretion by courts, and other states have vibrant and markedly different bodies of case law on various aspects of non-competes (not just the two topics addressed here). As society’s view of non-competes evolves, will the courts’ evolve with it?” writes Mr. Quick and Ms. Pellegrino.
To read the complete article, please click here.
“With non-competes under attack, courts have significant discretion as to whether and how they are enforced. There is plenty of room within the existing legal framework for exercise of discretion by courts, and other states have vibrant and markedly different bodies of case law on various aspects of non-competes (not just the two topics addressed here). As society’s view of non-competes evolves, will the courts’ evolve with it?” writes Mr. Quick and Ms. Pellegrino.
To read the complete article, please click here.
