Can Dryject seek an injunction against the Signer for a breach of the agreement?

According to Dryject's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, specifically Exhibit F, the Spousal Non-Disclosure and Non-Competition Agreement outlines the terms between Dryject Management, LLC, the franchisee, and the spouse or domestic partner of an owner of the franchisee, referred to as the "Signer." This agreement acknowledges that the Signer may have access to Dryject's trade secrets as the franchisee develops their business using the Dryject system.

The agreement details several obligations of the Signer, including maintaining the confidentiality of Dryject's trade secrets and using them only in connection with the franchisee's business. The Signer is prohibited from making copies of confidential documents or disclosing trade secrets to anyone. Additionally, the Signer must not take any actions that could harm the goodwill associated with the Dryject system.

Furthermore, for the duration the franchisee is operating under the Dryject franchise agreement and for two years following its termination or expiration, the Signer is restricted from engaging in or having a financial interest in any business that is the same as or similar to Dryject's within the United States. This includes advising, helping, or making loans to such entities. According to chunk 3, in the event of a breach of the agreement, Dryject would be irreparably injured and without an adequate remedy at law. Therefore, Dryject can seek a temporary and/or permanent injunction and a decree for the specific performance of the terms of this agreement, without being required to furnish a bond or other security.