Choice of Law Provision

Court Applies Choice of Law Provision in Non-Compete Dispute

By Rob Dean on Jul 01, 2015

Joseph Dietrich and Thomas Swider worked for Senture, LLC, selling services and support for government security programs. Spefically, Mr. Swider and Mr. Dietrich worked on the government’s Transportation Workers’ Identification Credential (“TWIC”) program.

In 2007, they left Senture and join a competitor, SAIC, Inc., shortly thereafter. Around the same time, SAIC obtained a subcontract with Lockheed Martin to do TWIC work similar to . . .

Rob – Within 24 hours of contacting you and reviewing my options, my concerns about the non-compete and employment agreement that were in place were gone. Your analysis and sited case law have given me the assurances that I need to continue my career path. In an executive’s world, decisions are often based on cost vs. benefit analysis. In this case, the opportunity benefits far outweighed the cost.

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