Collins v. Ryon's Saddle & Ranch Supplies, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
HUGHES, Justice.
Carol Collins has appealed a judgment granting a temporary injunction against her and in favor of Ryon’s Saddle & Ranch Supplies, Inc.
We affirm.
Collins, who worked for Ryon from December 3, 1976 to January 17, 1978, as a designer of custom made western wear, left Ryon to work for Dickson-Jenkins, a competitor of Ryon. Ryon sued Dickson-Jenkins and Collins for unfair trade practices, conspiracy, violation of fiduciary duties and wrongful appropriation. After a temporary injunction hearing before the trial court, the court granted the temporary injunction prayed for by…
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