How I Spent the Past Decade Changing Florida Non-Compete Law
I am a frequent critic of the American legal system and the litigation process. I regard that system and process as largely dysfunctional. For the
Tag: Defenses to Florida Non-Compete Agreement
COVID 19: Impact on Non-Compete Litigation
For the past 30+ years, many companies in America have abused non-compete agreements. A non-compete agreement in connection with the sale of a business is
Non-Competes, Stock Agreements & Escape Clauses – A Recent Case from the NDNY
A recent decision out of the Northern District of New York is a fantastic example of the thorough, methodical process all courts should bring to
Florida Trade Secrets Lawyer – A Recent Decision from the Middle District of Florida
Below is a recent trade secrets decision out of the Middle District of Florida. I’m defending the case. The Court dismissed every single claim under
Reconciling Florida Case Law on Physician Non-Compete Agreements: You Can’t
One of the biggest open questions of law in the State of Florida is the enforce-ability of physician non-compete agreements. To most people, that statement
Florida Non-Compete Agreements: Declaratory Judgments – Geographic Scope
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eUmSOjjMjU&w=420&h=315] This is a video discussion of how declaratory judgment actions can sometimes be used to resolve non-compete disputes, or, substantially narrow the scope of
Medical Equipment Industry Remains a Hotbed of Non-Compete Litigation
Call it a trend. These days, non-compete litigation is everywhere: All across the country and in every industry imaginable. Some industries generate more non-compete litigation
Non-Compete Agreements, Forum Selection Clauses & Third Parties
When a person signs a non-compete agreement, either as part of an employment contract or in-connection with the sale of a business, that agreement invariably
Customers, Customer Information & Florida Non-Compete Agreements
In any given week, roughly twenty people call my office regarding a non-compete or trade secrets case. The vast majority of the time, the call
Florida Non-Compete Agreements: Customers and Customer Lists
Under Florida Statute 542.332, legitimate business interests generally include confidential information, customer relationships or extraordinary investment in the employee’s training or education. The vast majority
