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How Do You Prove Damages When Executives Breach A Non-Solicit Provision?

Jason M. Knott | June 26, 2017 | Torts: Economic Harm

In 2011, a group of executives left Horizon Health Corporation for a competitor, Acadia, but they didn’t leave everything behind. Horizon’s president took a “massive, massive amount” of Horizon documents with him on an external hard drive. And despite provisions in...

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