A salesman for a medical device manufacturer signed a confidentiality covenant at the time he was hired. A dozen years later, he resigned and went to work for a competitor. The former employer sued him in an Ohio federal court. Because the covenant had neither temporal nor geographic limitations, the trial court invalidated the covenant
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