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MONEY
DAMAGE S FOR BREACHING NJ COVENANTS NOT TO COMPETE
COMPENSATORY DAMAGES
Damages
available for a breach of a restrictive covenant include: money damages,
accounting for profits, and liquidated damages.
New Jersey courts may take into
consideration the employee’s gain from the breach.
Employees have been held
liable for profits earned from competition with a "soon-to-be former employer”
while still employed.
Are you an
employee, business owner or employer with a business law question(s) about
covenants not to compete in NJ who believes he or she has suffered an enormous
loss because of a covenant not to compete in NJ? If so, contact Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq.
toll-free at (888) 800-7442
or fniemann@hnlawfirm.com to
schedule a consultation about your particular matter. He welcomes your calls and inquiries and
you’ll find him easy to talk to and very approachable.
Fredrick P.
Niemann, Esq. is a NJ Covenant Not to Compete
Law Attorney serving these New Jersey Counties:
Monmouth
County, Ocean County, Essex County, Cape May County, Mercer County, Middlesex
County, Bergen County, Morris County, Burlington County, Union County, Somerset
County, Hudson County, Passaic County

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