The Chicago Architect Blog posted an article by Partner Joel Rice and Associate James Hux.
The duo offered insight on how to develop and protect a client base as an architectural firm.
Many architectural firms have now entered into noncompete agreements with their employees to protect their client relationships and confidential information.
As a practical matter, noncompete agreements can encompass a number of protections designed to prevent a former associate from engaging in competitive conduct.
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