Freight forwarders lose bid to restrain former employee
Judge says businesses aren't similar enough to find a breach in the restraint of trade.
A High Court judge has thrown out a bid to stop experienced freight-forwarding expert Peter Furlong from working for a different business.
An industry veteran of 30 years, Mr Furlong sold his former company International Cargo Express Auckland to International Cargo Express 2013, and signed a
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Victoria Young
Thu, 16 Apr 2015
Thu, 16 Apr 2015
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Freight forwarders lose bid to restrain former employee
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