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Covenants Not To Compete

Legal guidance for restrictive covenants, employment agreements, purchase agreements, and enforceability matters.

Restrictive Covenant Guidance

Covenants Not To Compete

A covenant not to compete is a common provision in many contracts. It is known as a restrictive covenant. The covenants not to compete is used in purchase and sale agreements, employment agreement and numerous other contracts. Prior to becoming a party to such a provision legal guidance should be requested. The provisions may be enforceable and preclude a party from being involved in an industry or even being able to seek employment.

Contract Review Before You Sign

Prior to becoming a party to such a provision legal guidance should be requested.

While the covenants not to compete is generally enforceable it may have limitations under the law. Craig M. Dorne, PA routinely assists companies in the drafting of the covenant as well as parties to the covenants to assist in assessing the enforceability of the provisions.

Covenants Not To Compete Help

Choosing the right Florida Lawyer is something you must pay very close attention to, always ask for references, and you should always verify the attorney is licensed and in good standing to practice law by calling the state bar where the attorney is licensed.

For more information or if you need help with a legal issue please contact the law office of Craig M. Dorne, PA Located at 2655 S. Le Jeune Road PH 2C Coral Gables, Florida 33134, Phone: (305) 531-7890, You can also contact us via our web form.

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