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Assignment of Noncompetition Agreements in Business Sales

By Michael Moore on April 27, 2007
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A restrictive covenant or noncompetition clause contained in an employment agreement is not assignable to purchasing a business entity, in the absence of a specific assignability provision, where the covenant is included in a sale of assets. Hess v. Gebhard & Co., 570 Pa. 148, 808 A.2d 912 (2002). Business should carefully review the provisions of employment contracts and noncompete agreements to determine if the agreements are assignable to successor companies. 

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    Lancaster Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Russell Krafft & Gruber, LLP

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