Non-competition clause scope must be specific but general terms suffice for company directors with full access.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a lower court's decision to reject a non-competition clause claim. The plaintiff, a former CEO, argued the clause lacked specificity, while the defendant contended it was valid under Polish law. The court ruled that while specific scope is generally required, a general prohibition is acceptable for directors with access to all critical information, as listing every detail would risk omitting damaging data.