Last night I was at dinner with some friends and the subject came up of the enforceability of non-competes in Texas. The first statement/question I always here is that they are not enforceable. I’m not sure where that “common knowledge” comes […]
Illinois lawyer Kenneth Vanko provides the most comprehensive analysis of U.S. non-compete cases that I’ve seen in the legal blog world. His latest case analysis addresses a non-compete in the context of the sale of a veterinary practice. In Texas, […]
It’s not every day that a Dallas district court spars with the High Court in London over the sale of the Liverpool Football Club. But, that is […]
As discussed here previously, Texas non-compete and non-solicitation agreements are alive and well and the Texas Supreme Court has made them easier to enforce. Doctors are frequently the targets of non-competes and they are legal in the state of Texas. The […]
Back in April I addressed the Supreme Court’s review of City of Ontario, California v. Quon et al and the implications it might have on employer access and review of employee electronic communications. A few weeks ago the Court’s opinion was delivered and […]
After the financial meltdown there was talk of the Securities and Exchange Commission imposing a fiduciary duty standard on financial advisors and brokers. That no longer looks like the case and apparently the SEC is only going to "study" […]
Non-compete agreements cover a range of businesses/industries from financial services, to food and beverage, dance studios, and even pet care. It should come as no surprise that a lawsuit was filed by Surgical, Cosmetic, and Weight Loss Centers of America against […]
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I’ll let the constitutional law scholars breakdown the Supreme Court’s ruling in Massey Coal from Monday, but here is a synopsis from the Wall Street Journal Law Blog: In a nutshell, the court ruled Monday that a West Virginia justice […]
In late April Hewlett Packard hired EMC storage division president David Donatelli. Donatelli worked 22 years for EMC and made $17 million over the last three. The hire reportedly stunned the industry. As part of his new employment Donatelli was going […]
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