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Florida 4th DCA: Disputed Personal Jurisdiction Requires Evidentiary Hearing
Florida’s 4th District Court of Appeal has issued an important decision on long-arm personal jurisdiction. Not surprisingly, the case arises out of a non-compete dispute.
FLSA Claims, Mootness, & Fee Exposure (A Cautionary Tale)
Today’s post touches upon an important procedural aspect of Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) case law. This is a good read for my colleagues who
What I’ve Learned in 7 Years of Defending Poor People Against Bogus Non-Compete Agreements
In a few months, I’ll hit the 7-year mark of having my own law firm. During that time, I’ve done one thing more than anything
Pollard PLLC Suing Critical Intervention Services for Wage Theft
In the latest chapter of the Firm’s long running crusade against corporate abuse of working class Americans, Pollard PLLC is suing the Florida-based private security
Florida Non-Compete Defense: Playing Offense
A core principle of successful non-compete defense is that the best defense is a good offense. Play Offense: Any time an employee receives a cease
New York’s Unique Services Non-Compete Law is Complete Trash
In today’s non-compete lesson, we address New York’s “unique services” non-compete exception. New York courts generally disfavor non-compete agreements, only enforcing them in limited circumstances
