Are non-compete laws legal in Arizona
I have been told that non-compete laws in AZ are not legal. Is this correct?
Asked on 12/09/06, 8:32 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
James Jenkins
Jenkins Law Center PLC
Re: Are non-compete laws legal in Arizona
Contract clauses which limit competition must be reasonable as to time and geographical scope, but are enforceable if so. The "laws" governing this are common law contract precedents, not statutes. What is reasonable depends upon all the surrounding facts. Your question does not give enough facts to make any judgment. You should re-submit this contract question with more detail. Best regards.
Answered on 12/12/06, 10:33 am
Gerd Zimmermann
zimmermann nielsen & colleagues
Re: Are non-compete laws legal in Arizona
That is incorrect, this law exist
Answered on 12/10/06, 8:54 am
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