Momar, Inc. v. Schneider

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On May 16, 2000, Momar, Inc. ("Momar"), sued Sam Schneider, alleging that Schneider, a former employee, breached a noncompetition and nonsolicitation agreement contained in an employment contract between the parties. Momar sought a judgment declaring that Schneider had violated the provisions of the employment contract, and sought to have Schneider preliminarily and permanently enjoined from further violating the provisions of the employment agreement. Momar also…