Colorado has specific laws that differ from other states’ laws in matters concerning non-compete agreements and their enforceability. Generally speaking, covenants not to compete are enforceable if they involve the sale of a business, are used to protect trade secrets, or are used to restrict executive and management personnel from competing against a former employer. There are certain other situations in which covenants not to compete can also be enforced.
At The OVERTON LAW FIRM, we are knowledgeable in matters concerning non-compete agreements and misappropriation of confidential information by former employees or business partners.
Each agreement is different and needs to be evaluated on an individual basis.
If you have a question about a non-compete agreement, we can help. Contact The OVERTON LAW FIRM to consult with an experienced business trial attorney.