NJ Business Law Attorney

Experienced in Covenants Not to Compete Agreements



Do you have a covenant not to compete or

non-competition dispute in New Jersey?

 

INTRODUCTION TO NEW JERSEY COVENANT(S) NOT TO COMPETE

 

If   you own a business, chances are you'd rather not have competition.  Admit it, it's true.  One way to reduce future competition is with a covenant not to compete or non-competition clause in a contract with an employee, vendor or business agreement.  The attempt to use restrictive covenants to prevent someone from engaging in a competitive business has a long history.  Limited restraints on competition which are no broader than reasonably necessary and which do not materially or adversely affect the public interest are generally enforceable in NJ.

 

Restrictive covenant(s), covenant(s) not to compete and non-competition agreements are most often used by employers and purchaser(s) of NJ businesses to prevent a person or business from competing against them in the same industry, soliciting their customers or employees, or disclosing confidential information or trade secrets to competitors.

 

Restrictive covenants are also often fought over in the context of a failed or terminated employment relationship.


Many of the most successful small and medium-sized businesses in NJ are founded on a strong relationship between two or more partners, shareholders or employees. But if the relationship breaks down, the consequences can be devastating.  It’s hard to be objective when your business interests are being threatened and it seldom makes sense for those involved to sort out the problem themselves. If not resolved quickly and decisively, non-competition disputes can deplete business resources and the focus of key employees and managers.

 

Many attorneys and/or law firms only offer transactional business services. Not us; we're with you all the way.  We've tried to conclusion many types of cases like yours.  If your case involves an actual or potential covenant not to compete dispute in New Jersey and you would like to speak to a covenant not to compete attorney personally, call Fredrick P. Niemann toll free at 855-376-5291. You may reach Mr. Niemann directly at extension 105 or e-mail him at fniemann@hnlawfirm.com.  He will be happy to meet with you.

 

While committed to serving our client's interests by seeking solutions and settlements that avoid protracted, contentious and expensive court proceedings, if faced with an unreasonable and/or confrontational adversary, Fredrick P. Niemann and the attorneys at Hanlon Niemann will not hesitate to try your case to conclusion before a judge and/or jury.


CONTACT a New Jersey Business Law

Attorney Experienced in Covenants Not

to Compete in New Jersey.


Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq.,

NJ Covenant Not to Compete Attorney




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