Donna was employed as a chemist by Daymark, a manufacturer, to work on a secret process for various products being developed by Daymark under an exclusive two-year contract.

Daymark also employed Kendricks, a salesperson, on a month-to-month basis. Donna and Kendricks both resigned their employment with Daymark and accepted employment in their respective capacities with Wellington Chemical, a rival manufacturer. Kendricks began soliciting clients from Daymark's former customers, whose names he had memorized. What are the rights of the parties in (a) a suit by Daymark to enjoin Donna from working for Wellington and (b) a suit by Daymark to enjoin Kendricks from soliciting Daymark's customers?