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The Theory of "Involuntary" Contracts: The Judicial Rewriting of Unreasonable Covenants Not to Compete
The decisions that are the focus of this article, however, involve situations in which the courts do not simply refuse to enforce portions, or the entirety of the parties' covenant not to compete, but instead "rewrite" the "unreasonable" terms of the parties' restrictive covenant to bring them withi
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