Business owners who draft and utilize non-compete and non-solicitation agreements without the advice of an attorney could pay a steep price: the business might not wind up with any enforceable competition restrictions. Overly broad non-compete and non-solicitation agreements have a potential fate of being deemed unenforceable in their entirety, as shown by a recent Indiana Court of Appeals’ opinion rendering one business owner’s non-compete agreement completely unenforceable. See Clark's Sales and Service, Inc. v. Smith, 4 N.E.3d 772 (Ind. Ct. App. 2014).