On February 1, Brad purchased the assets of Smalls, a small management-consulting firm based in Manhattan. Under their written agreement, Brad agreed to pay $80,000 a year for five years. The agreement required Smalls to transfer all of his assets and goodwill to Brad. Further, the agreement required Smalls not to compete with Brad for a period of five years within Manhattan, where the majority of Small's clients were located. Other clients of Smalls were located throughout New York State. Three months later, on May 1, Brad learned that Smalls had opened a management consulting firm three blocks from where Smalls' office had been located on February 1. What rights, if any, does Brad have against Smalls