Coquitlam clinic loses lawsuit against former employee who joined Port Moody competitor

Sourced from Tri-Cities Dispatch

A Coquitlam rehabilitation clinic has lost its lawsuit against a former employee who went to work for competing clinics in Port Moody and Burnaby, after a BC Supreme Court judge ruled that a non-competition clause in his employment contract was unenforceable. In a Nov. 5 decision, Justice Judith Hoffman dismissed a lawsuit filed by Three […]

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