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Fuzzy Language: The Specificity Requirement in Departing Employee Injunctions

by Zach Wolfe in Departing Employees Injunctions Nov 15, 2021
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Does an injunction have to specifically identify the restricted customers and confidential information?

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Employee Hardship in Texas Non-Compete Litigation

by Zach Wolfe in Injunctions Non-Competes Nov 01, 2021
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Is the balance of hardships relevant in a non-compete lawsuit?

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Irreparable Injury, I presume?

by Zach Wolfe in Injunctions Trade Secret Litigation Jul 13, 2020
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Does misappropriation of trade secrets create a presumption of irreparable injury in Texas?

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Recent Case Illustrates Catch-22 for Texas Non-Compete Injunctions

by Zach Wolfe in Injunctions Non-Competes May 18, 2020
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File a non-compete lawsuit too soon, and you may not have evidence of imminent harm. But file it too late and . . .

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Can a Non-Compete Grant an Injunction by Stipulation?

by Zach Wolfe in Injunctions Non-Competes May 04, 2020
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Most non-competes have an “ipso facto” clause saying a breach is grounds for an injunction. Is that binding on the judge?

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Head First Into the Abbiss: Temporary Injunction Rulings in Texas Non-Compete Cases

by Zach Wolfe in Injunctions Non-Competes Apr 10, 2017
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These Texas non-compete injunction cases show you need to be prepared to offer evidence of “imminent harm” and “irreparable injury,” even if judges don’t always require it.

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Injunction Junction, What’s Your Function?

by Zach Wolfe in Confidentiality Agreements Injunctions Trade Secret Litigation Witness Preparation Sep 12, 2016
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Highland Capital case shows what evidence is needed to uphold a Texas trade secrets injunction

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“Litigation Is Not a Game”: Texas Case Shows How Not to Enforce an Injunction in Non-Compete Litigation

by Zach Wolfe in Injunctions Non-Competes Jun 20, 2016
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A typical non-compete case somehow went off the tracks. Avoid these mistakes when trying to enforce an injunction in a non-compete case.

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