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Tag Archives: non-compete
Panel of Global Employment Lawyers Agrees on One Thing: U.S. Noncompete Laws Create Unique Challenges
The state-by-state patchwork of noncompete laws is difficult enough for U.S.-based businesses, let alone employers with a cross-border presence. I had the pleasure of exploring this topic with a panel of U.S. and UK-based employment lawyers as part to the … Continue reading
Posted in Covenants Not to Compete, Executive contracts, Litigation, Non-Competes, Trade Secrets
Tagged covenant not to compete, covenants not to compete, non-compete, non-compete agreements, non-compete clauses, noncompetes
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Massage Envy No More
Houston Chronicle business columnist Chris Tomlinson recently interviewed me about how a woman’s search for a better job landed her in serious legal trouble. The unfortunate story involves Maxie Foster, who worked for years as a receptionist to pay her … Continue reading
Posted in Confidential Information, Corporate culture, Covenants Not to Compete, Executive Compensation, Executive contracts, Litigation, Non-Competes, Trade Secrets
Tagged change of control agreements, covenant not to compete, employment, executive compensation, executive contracts, non-compete, non-compete agreements
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Would Doc Rivers’ Non-Compete Fly in Texas?
The NBA just approved the trade of Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers to the Los Angeles Clippers in return for Boston’s getting a first-round draft pick in 2015. This is obviously big news in the basketball world—Rivers is now reported … Continue reading
Posted in CEOs, Executive contracts, Non-Competes
Tagged Boston Celtics, covenant not to compete, Doc Rivers, executive employment lawyer, Joe Ahmad, non-compete
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