Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Non Disclosure

My client and I signed the following:

“Each Party agrees not to directly or indirectly contact, deal with transact, or otherwise be involved with any corporation, partnership, proprietorships, trust, individuals, or other entities introduced by either Party without the specific written permission of the introducing Party. e specific written permission of the introducing Party. “

Now my client is going directly to the supplier I introduced him to.

What recourse do I have? He did sign the doc, so he did understand what he was doing when he signed. I wasn't able to get something from the supplier, only from the customer. It should we worth something? ?


Asked on 10/04/07, 4:09 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Michael Stewart Michael D. Stewart

Re: Non Disclosure

You would appear to have a cause of action against the client.

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Answered on 10/04/07, 4:13 pm
Jared Beck Beck & Lee Business Trial Lawyers

Re: Non Disclosure

While you may have a claim against the client, courts will enforce these types of agreements to the extent they are deemed reasonable. Ultimately, what rights you have will depend upon how the language in the agreement and how the court would construe it.

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Answered on 10/04/07, 9:25 pm


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