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Try CasePortal for Free[Redacted.] J. Smith finds that the trial court properly awarded attorney fees in claims contending an employee breached the non-compete clause by working for the employer's client because the client had ample notice of the non-compete agreement before the suit was filed, and the consulting firm should not have been required to file a separate complaint against the employee to recover fees. Affirmed in part.
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