Businesses frequently choose Delaware as the governing law and venue for enforcement when drafting many kinds of agreements, including non-competition covenants. Delaware is attractive for several reasons, including robust non-compete enforcement and sophisticated commercial courts. Recent opinions, however, are tightening the rules for getting into the Delaware courts, and for enforcing restrictive covenants once inside.
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