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The document is a legal opinion from the Supreme Court of Ohio regarding the enforceability of noncompete agreements following a series of corporate mergers. The court ruled that the surviving company, Acordia of Ohio, L.L.C., could not enforce the noncompete agreements signed by employees with their original employer, Acordia, Inc., because the agreements did not explicitly allow for transfer to successors. The court affirmed that while contracts generally transfer in a merger, the specific language of these noncompete agreements limited their enforceability to the original contracting parties.

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