Jak Productions, Incorporated, an Indiana Corporation v. Edward J. Wiza, III
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MANION, Circuit Judge.
JAK Productions, Inc. (“JAK”) raised funds for various police organizations nationwide. John Keller, the company’s president, hired Edward J. Wiza, III, who signed an employment agreement that included a covenant not to compete. After two and one-half years Wiza quit and formed his own company, taking some of JAK’s customers with him. JAK sued and the district court granted a preliminary injunction against Wiza, prohibiting him for a period of one year “from directly or indirectly communicating with, soliciting or providing fund-raising events, projects or services for…
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