By Yasmine EDDAM
15 June 2025
Breaching a non-competition obligation is never a trivial matter. Whether you are the head of a company, the seller of a business or a partner, the undertaking not to compete with a partner or successor is a substantial part of the contractual balance. When it is broken, the damage can be immediate and lasting, threatening the very value of your business. It is therefore essential to be aware of the legal levers available to you if you are to react effectively. Before looking at sanctions, it is worth recalling the principles governing this protection, as set out in the complete guide to the non-competition obligation. This article focuses on the concrete actions and remedies available to you in the event of a breach. Jurisdiction in the event of a breach of the non-competition obligation The first step in asserting your rights is to identify the right legal contact. Depending on the urgency of the situation and the nature of the dispute, different...
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