Generally, many employees will wait to move to another employer until after they have received any year end bonuses or commissions they are due. We are all familiar with stories where a top producer bolts after they get their end […]
Keeping with the NFL’s Thanksgiving tradition, the Dallas Cowboys played the Miami Dolphins in Dallas last Thursday afternoon. The Cowboys came out on top and now lead the NFC East. That, however, was not grabbed my attention about the […]
Many businesses have workplace dating policies in order to address potential conflicts of interest situations or sexual harassment claims. Another reason to consider having a policy is in the event of a relationship where one or both of the participants is married. […]
Some interesting stories in the world of non-compete agreement enforcement from around the United States: Non-Competes and Arbitration Provisions – An interesting case out of the Tenth Court of Appeals where the Court ruled reformation of a non-compete agreement could […]
A society fails when it cannot protect its own children. To me that is the bottom line from the tragedy at Penn State. What occurred could have been prevented at so many different levels from the prosecutor to the assistant […]
Fulbright & Jaworski’s 2011 Litigation Trend survey provides a number of interesting tidbits on all things litigation, including some insight into social media practices by employers. There were a couple of items raised in the survey that have serious implications for […]
A related blog post was inevitable with the World Series here in North Texas. Right now the Rangers are up 3-2 with a game tonight in St. Louis if the weather holds. Now to the "related" post. The power of […]
I’ve seen a few employee handbooks in my time, but nothing quite like the 1943 Disney handbook, which is filled with a number of illustrations as one might expect and some blatant sexism along the way. It’s kind of […]
The Case FINRA recently fined Merrill Lynch $1 million over a Texas Ponzi scheme. The case, which involved a San Antonio broker who was sentenced to prison was covered in a recent blog post in the Stockbroker Fraud blog. […]
As we referenced earlier in the week, two Merrill Lynch executives received several million dollars in exchange for executing a release and one year non-compete with Merrill following their departure. Merrill was effectively able to take them off the market […]
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