Florida Non-Compete Defenses
Florida is perhaps the most aggressively pro-non-compete state in the entire country. That’s right. I am aware that many people linger under the delusion that
Florida is perhaps the most aggressively pro-non-compete state in the entire country. That’s right. I am aware that many people linger under the delusion that
Below is a recent trade secrets decision out of the Middle District of Florida. I’m defending the case. The Court dismissed every single claim under
One of the biggest open questions of law in the State of Florida is the enforce-ability of physician non-compete agreements. To most people, that statement
Below is a recent trade secrets decision out of the Middle District of Florida. I’m defending the case. The Court dismissed every single claim under
Call it a trend. These days, non-compete litigation is everywhere: All across the country and in every industry imaginable. Some industries generate more non-compete litigation
In the world of non-compete and trade secret disputes, the doctrine of inevitable disclosure has long been a point of controversy and confusion. Simply put,
In Florida, non-compete agreements are governed by Florida Statute 542.335. The statute indicates that non-compete agreements can only be used to protect legitimate business interests.
In the modern world, non-compete agreements are ubiquitous. And as a result, non-compete litigation is everywhere. For some reason, Illinois recently has played host to
Over the past two years, we have heard an endless stream of pundits, analysts and lobbyists weigh in on the possible antitrust case against Google.
In what may be a one-off move, or a harbinger of things to come, the FTC has stepped into a non-compete dispute in Nevada and