noncompete
what is the statue time period for noncompete in Ks state.
If some one violates non-compete in Ks state with in what duration we need to file a case?
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Read More Answered By: Jeffrey Carey |
Re: noncompete The duration of a non-compete is governed by agreement rather than statute. The agreement must be reasonable in time and scope. If there is no non-compete agreement you may be able to enjoin competition if they have used your proprietary information in order to compete. I'm licensed in KS if you need further assistance.
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