Isler v. Shuck

This is an action to recover sums allegedly due as a result of defendant’s activities after voluntary termination of an employment contract. Plaintiffs had a judgment for $20,085, and defendant appeals.

Prior to December, 1966, defendant had been employed as an accountant in a CPA firm. On December 1 the firm was purchased by plaintiffs, and defendant was offered continued employment. He executed an employment agreement which, so far as relevant here, provided that it could be terminated on 30 days’ written notice, and that if defendant were to terminate employment he would "in no way approach…