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How do you submit “misappropriation” to the jury in a Texas trade secrets trial?

The court emphasized that it is up to each voter to decide whether to apply to vote by mail based on a disability, and that county clerks have no duty to look beyond the face of the application.

Applying knowing participation in breach of fiduciary duty to departing employee litigation

File a non-compete lawsuit too soon, and you may not have evidence of imminent harm. But file it too late and . . .

After almost four years of blogging, I’m finally sharing some of the hard-won wisdom I have earned.

Most non-competes have an “ipso facto” clause saying a breach is grounds for an injunction. Is that binding on the judge?

I present this curated list of the best COVID-19 employment law tips I’ve gathered from lawyers who actually like employment law.

Are lawyers making sure their clients preserve relevant social media evidence? And preparing their clients to testify about it? Consider two cautionary tales.

I got some pushback on my original critique of the concept of an “elevator speech” So was I wrong?

Can a Texas employer lay off an employee and then enforce the employee’s non-compete?