Dick v. Geist
Idaho Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SWANSTROM, Judge.
The plaintiffs, all doctors of medicine, are members of an unincorporated association called the Twin Falls Clinic. The defendants, Dr. Harold Geist and Dr. Paul Miles, were also members of the Clinic until they resigned in July 1979. After their resignations, Geist and Miles continued to practice pediatrics and neonatology in Twin Falls. The plaintiffs brought this suit to enforce a restrictive covenant in the agreement signed by Geist and Miles when they became members of the Clinic. Initially, the plaintiffs also sought special and punitive damages for the alleged breach…
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