Legal Developments In Non-Competition Agreements

Today, I reach the end. Ten years to the day I first started this blog, 651 posts later, I have decided this is the last one. *** I ha...

This week, I lost an appeal. It sucks. It really does. Losing is never fun, and I occasionally take things too personally. The case was an...

As the year comes to close, I've come across a few recent articles that merit some brief mention. *** A prominent early voice in the...

The last few months we've seen a number of interesting decisions from the federal circuit courts of appeal, both on issues of State law ...

Choice-of-law and -forum clauses are not only some of the most important issues in non-compete agreements, but they also are some of the mos...

I often think of living in California. The warm weather, the fact that the air just somehow feels different. The sand running through your...

Somewhat predictably, the reaction to C&W Facility Services non-compete lawsuit against janitorial employee Sonia Mercado was swift and ...

The janitor hypothetical is one of the most timeless aspects of non-compete cases. That is, when illustrating how broad a non-compete is, co...

With increasing frequency, we see state legislatures wade into the hot topic of non-compete reform. Over the past several years, we've s...

Three years ago, I wrote a lengthy blog post on the case of Golden v. California Emergency Physicians , a Ninth Circuit case that I felt w...