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
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
A recent case out of Minnesota raises a number of non-compete and trade secret issues. Let’s take a look: In 2005, Robert Wilcox was hired
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
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
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
Strangely enough, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida has become a hotbed of non-compete litigation. That may simply be a
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
Non-compete cases often involve a number of different claims. In many cases, plaintiffs not only seek damages under a breach of contract theory, but also
In today’s world, it seems like nearly every company in the United States has adopted a strategy of using aggressive non-compete agreements, regardless of whether
Fort Lauderdale-based MAKO Surgical Corporation has filed a lawsuit against a former employee, Jeffrey Gellman, and his new company, Blue Belt Technologies, Inc., alleging the