Florida Non-Compete Defense: Playing Offense
A core principle of successful non-compete defense is that the best defense is a good offense. Play Offense: Any time an employee receives a cease
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Florida Non-Compete Agreements & Prior Breach
There have been a number of recent cases in Florida that deal with the issue of non-compete agreements and independent clauses. This is important because
Florida Non-Compete Defenses
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
Middle District of Florida Case Touches on Non-Compete & Copyright Law
A recent case out of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida highlights some interesting issue at the intersection of non-compete and
Non-Compete Appeals: A Recent Eleventh Circuit Decision
This is one of my cases. The Middle District of Florida entered a sweeping preliminary injunction barring my clients from doing business throughout the country.
Medical Specialties & Physician Non-Compete Agreements
Fort Lauderdale, Florida non-compete and trade secrets attorney Jonathan Pollard discusses physician non-compete agreements and medical specialties. In many instances, the enforceability of a doctor’s
Recent Florida Non-Compete Cases: A Decision from the 3rd DCA on Independent Clauses
Let’s take a look at some recent Florida non-compete cases. This is a discussion of a recent decision out of Florida’s Third District Court of
Employee Poaching & Non-Compete Agreements
Florida non-compete lawyer Jonathan Pollard discusses considerations related to employee poaching or raiding and non-compete agreements. This discussion addresses the widespread use of non-compete agreements
Restrictive Covenants in Commercial Leases – Recent 11th Circuit Decision
This is not your standard non-compete case: Just days ago, the Eleventh Circuit handed down its opinion in an extremely complex dispute related to shopping
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
