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Monday, August 21, 2017
Is My Noncompete With an Independent Contractor Enforceable?
The Eight Circuit recently addressed this question in
Ag Spectrum Co. v. Elder
, Case No. 16-3113 (8th Cir. August 2, 2017)
. In that case, Ag Spectrum contracted with Vaughn Elder to work as an independent contractor. Elder also agreed to a three-year noncompete whereby he would not compete with Ag Spectrum by “marketing to, selling to, or consulting with its customers about similar products for three years after terminating the Agreement.” Elder argued that the Agreement was unenforceable under Iowa law.
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