So much has been underway in the world of sports employment issues since our first installment I’m just going to focus on items related to the Dallas teams. No, I’m not a Cowboys fan but they provide plenty of fodder […]
The much acclaimed Mad Men AMC television series is coming to an end with only a few episodes left. The partners and employees of the New York advertising firm Sterling Cooper have given us a number of employment, partnership, negotiating, […]
Though non-comepte legislation always seems to be in the news, signed legislation is rare. Last week, however, the governor of New Mexico signed a non-compete bill that limits post-employment covenants in the medical profession. Here is the New Mexico […]
A few months ago we considered the Jimmy Johns non-compete that received national attention and was even the subject of a class-action lawsuit. The short of it was the non-compete applied to the nice sandwich maker that filled your […]
A few months ago we discussed tatoos in the work place and general acceptance of tatoos in society. The Army has weighed in on the tatoo discussion relaxing its tatoo policies indicating that policies limiting the number and size of […]
Following up on my recent post on the subject, I had the opportunity to discuss whether or not Uber drivers are employees with Colin O’Keefe of LXBN. In the interview, I explain recent litigation filed against Uber and how a ruling […]
It’s been a long week and you and your friends decide to go out on the town Friday night. Instead of driving, you make the decision to use Uber (the driving service) to get from point A to point […]
It’s been 3 and a half years since the Marsh opinion that redefined what could constitute consideration for a Texas non-compete and courts have bee relatively quiet on non-competes since then. That’s not surprising from the Texas Supreme Court as […]
Last week began year two at Weinstein Radcliff LLP. Thank you for all your support over the past year. Starting this venture would not have been possible without the support of our clients. We look forward to a great […]
A little light reading for everyone: Here’s an analysis of a recent Nike/Adidas dispute. Nope, not over signing the latest basketball phenom to a shoe contract. Instead, a lawsuit against several Nike designers who bolted for Adidas. Nice breakdown by […]
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