A.N. Deringer, Inc. v. Strough

Strough's (defendant) noncompete with Deringer (plaintiff), a customs broker with 30 border offices, barred him from competing within 100 miles of any Deringer office for 90 days; after Strough left for competitor Fritz and worked near his old territory, the district court found the 100-mile radius overly broad and granted Strough summary judgment rather than narrowing the geographic term, since the 90-day period had already expired by the time of the ruling.