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In 2008, the California Supreme Court decided Edwards v. Arthur Anderson LLP, 44 Cal.4th 937 (2008) ("Edwards"), which signaled the death knell for customer non-solicits in California
Although the California courts have steadily eroded employers’ ability to contractually limit their former employees’ solicitation of their customers, a stipulated injunction limiting solicitation can still be enforced
The recent case of Perlan Therapeutics v. Superior Court (California Ct App 11042009) serves as a reminder that when litigating, the definition of the trade secrets at issue is important
