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
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
Given the nature of my practice, I routinely encounter sale of a business non-compete issues. I handle these on both sides: On one hand, you
New Mexico has joined the list of states that have outlawed physician non-compete agreements. Under New Mexico’s new law, non-compete agreements for healthcare practitioners are
Most Florida non-compete litigation ultimately is about customer relationships. Sure, sometimes you have cases where the plaintiff legitimately is seeking to protect trade secrets or
Florida is perhaps the most aggressively pro-non-compete state in the entire country. That’s right. I am aware that many people linger under the delusion that
Another recent case out of Minnesota raises a number of interesting non-compete and trade secret issues. The case involves a familiar chain of events: Harley
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
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
[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
A strange case out of California: A company called Zora Analytics contracted with a company called AnanSys Software for the placement of temporary software engineers.