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Wednesday, September 18, 2002Slashdot: CA Court Favors Employees in Trade Secret Decision
If a covenant not to compete (which would include, for example, a nonsolicitation clause), is part of the employment agreement, the inevitable disclosure doctrine cannot be invoked to supplement the covenant, alter its meaning, or make an otherwise unenforceable covenant enforceable.
