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Companies who want to avoid the risk of an ex‐employee giving confidential information to a competitor can insert restraint clauses in staff contracts. But, warns Ewan Mitchell, the clauses should be ‘reasonable’ and enforced when necessary—otherwise they are liable to be flouted.

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