Detroit Testing Laboratory v. Robison

In July, 1911, defendant Floyd W. Robison, an expert chemist and analyst, entered the employ of plaintiff company, under a written agreement to devote his entire time and attention to the development and supervision of its dairy and food department, and to co-operate in its general line of business. Later he became a stockholder, director, manager and vice-president of the company. The company was organized to conduct the general business of chemical and mechanical analysis, testing, inspecting, treatment and reduction of all organic and inorganic substances, and manufactured products of all…