Primary-source-cited holdings from actual court opinions — quoted verbatim and linked to the source. Informational signal only, not legal advice.
Short answerIn North Carolina, courts have enforced non-solicit clauses in most of the rulings we track (1 of 1) — but enforceability still turns on a reasonable scope, duration, and geography.
Based on 1 verified holding(s) from court opinions and regulatory actions, here's the breakdown for non-solicit clauses in North Carolina:
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“NAA has otherwise plausibly alleged a breach of contract with respect to non-solicitation and non-disparagement. As a result, the motion to dismiss the breach of contract claim will be denied.”
Covenant language at issue“encouraging any Agent to discontinue his or her business relationship with NAA”
980 F.2d 943
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