Dymon Storage Corporation v. Nicholas Caragianis
Noncompetition Covenants and Confidential Information Dispute
Summary
A court case involving a noncompetition covenant dispute between Dymon Storage Corporation and Nicholas Caragianis. The court denied an interlocutory injunction for the noncompetition clause, found it unreasonable, and granted leave to amend the statement of claim to add affiliates as plaintiffs.
Outcome
Injunction denied for noncompetition but partially granted for surrender of specific confidential materials; leave to amend statement of claim granted
Key Factors
- noncompetition covenants
- confidential information
- arbitration
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