Epstein Becker: Colorado Court Assesses Liquidated Damages in Non-Compete Agreements | Practical Law

Epstein Becker: Colorado Court Assesses Liquidated Damages in Non-Compete Agreements | Practical Law

This Law Firm Publication by Epstein Becker Green discusses the Colorado Court of Appeals recent decision in Crocker v. Greater Colorado Anesthesia, P.C. in which the court held that under Colorado statute Section 8-2-113 (Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. s. 8-2-113), a liquidated damages clause in a physician non-compete agreement was not enforceable because the liquidated damages were not reasonably related to the injury actually suffered.

Epstein Becker: Colorado Court Assesses Liquidated Damages in Non-Compete Agreements

Practical Law Legal Update w-014-1661 (Approx. 3 pages)

Epstein Becker: Colorado Court Assesses Liquidated Damages in Non-Compete Agreements

by Epstein Becker Green
Published on 09 Apr 2018Colorado
This Law Firm Publication by Epstein Becker Green discusses the Colorado Court of Appeals recent decision in Crocker v. Greater Colorado Anesthesia, P.C. in which the court held that under Colorado statute Section 8-2-113 (Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. s. 8-2-113), a liquidated damages clause in a physician non-compete agreement was not enforceable because the liquidated damages were not reasonably related to the injury actually suffered.