Fed up, Jannard, who owns 61% of Oakley, named himself CEO and booted out William Schmidt, a former Gatorade executive who had tried to buck Oakley's traditional high-end marketing philosophy.
The bottom line is it would be quite challenging for Oakley to meet the burden of all of the foregoing conditions required to receive injunctive relief or the benefits of the equivalent of a non-compete and Oakley cannot legally compel McIlroy to continue performing endorsement services for it.