The Supreme Court of Texas has ruled that an employer can’t seek damages under a covenant-not-to-compete if the underlying agreement doesn’t satisfy standards set out in Texas state law. That means all your efforts to protect the company from a former employee are wasted unless the agreement is rock solid.
Make sure your noncompete agreements comply with all Texas requirements
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