Illinois court finds a catch in restrictive covenants: effectively says old friends don't count as stolen customers

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Illinois dentists who leave a practice may be able to solicit customers from their prior practice if they knew the customer before entering the practice. The contract clause that forbids soliciting former customers is called a restrictive covenant. Dentists should be familiar with their state laws covering restrictive covenants.

Illinois, Non-competition agreements, Noncompete agreements

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Court finds that RICO statute can be applied in noncriminal cases

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Racketeers influenced and corrupt organizations act (RICO) not only can be approached for criminal settings but also for noncriminal laws. U.S. district court for southern district of Florida is dealing a case between the physicians and insurance companies.

INSURANCE CARRIERS, Offices & clinics of medical doctors, Physicians & Surgeons, Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists), Insurance industry, Physicians

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Are covenants not to compete becoming unenforceable

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The court analysis regarding the allegations of Dr. David Udom against Murfreesboro Medical Clinic (MMC) for not allowing him to practice medicine in Smyrna is discussed.

Professional Organizations, Medical Associations, Medicine, Medical practice, Medical societies, Udom, David

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