Browse our blog posts on New York non-compete agreement infromation.
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How Recent Former Employees Can Proactively Attack a NoncompeteContrary to popular belief, former employees don't necessarily need to stay in a defensive posture regarding their noncompete. In some cases, they can attack
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Further Limiting Non-Competes, Oregon's New Non-Compete Law Pushes the EnvelopeWhen it comes to imposing strict limits on employers' use of non-competes, Oregon clearly isn't playing around, as its new noncompete laws make clear.
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What a Former Employer Likely Can - and Can't - Expect to Recover From a Disloyal EmployeeIn the case of a former employee that was disloyal and violated their restrictive covenant, there are some things the employer likely can - and can't - recover
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DC on the Cusp of Enacting Broadest Noncompete Ban in the NationJust last week, DC's council passed the Ban on Non-Compete Agreements Act of 2020, which proposes to nullify even those agreements that disallow moonlighting
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Non-Compete Changes to Expect Under an Anticipated Biden AdministrationAssuming the 2020 election results aren't overturned, and Joe Biden becomes the next POTUS, some significant changes to non-compete law may be coming
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The Rare Instance Where Lawyers Can Be Held to a Non-Compete Under NY LawYes, the general rule in NY is that lawyers can't be held to a non-compete. But the Court of Appeals has acknowledged a rare exception to that rule.
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The Difference Between Breach of Fiduciary Duty and Breach of Contract ClaimsAn August 31 decision out of a Delaware court serves as a pointed reminder on the critical distinction between a claim for breach of fiduciary duty and contract
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What Happened When an Employee Forwarded Their Work Information to Their Private Email AccountA recent decision from a New Jersey Federal Court highlights the dangers posed by forwarding or downloading work information to a private account
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How we Secured a TRO Against a Disloyal Employee, Even Before a Single Court AppearanceJust yesterday, we were fortunate to secure a TRO against our client's former employee who had gone rogue - without even needing to argue it before the Court
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How to Secure a TRO in the Age of COVID-19Last week, we were fortunate to secure a TRO from a NY trial judge against a former employee who was (allegedly) soliciting clients and prospects.
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Will NY Courts Enforce a Noncompete in the Middle of COVID?In light of the rash of layoffs secondary to coronavirus, many employees and employers alike are wondering whether the noncompetes they signed are enforceable
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When the Both the Evidence and Witnesses You Need Are Located OverseasWhat are you supposed to do when the evidence and witnesses you need are located overseas? We recently had that very issue, and needed the Court's help.