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Is a Non-Recruitment Agreement a Non-Compete?

by Zach Wolfe in Non-Competes Texas Litigation Jun 21, 2021
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Is a restriction on soliciting employees a non-compete subject to a reasonableness requirement?

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Wolfe’s Pattern Jury Charge for Texas Non-Compete Cases

by Zach Wolfe in Non-Competes Texas Litigation Mar 22, 2021
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Need some ideas for your non-compete jury charge?

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The Most Common–and Easily Fixable–Mistake in Texas Noncompete Litigation

by Zach Wolfe in Non-Competes Texas Litigation Dec 21, 2020
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Failing to offer evidence regarding the reasonableness of the non-compete’s time period is the most common–and fixable–mistake.

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Why Is Discovery So Expensive?

by Zach Wolfe in Discovery Texas Litigation Dec 14, 2020
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Will new changes to the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure make discovery less expensive?

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Does “Misappropriation” of Trade Secrets Require “Use” or “Disclosure”?

by Zach Wolfe in Texas Litigation Trade Secret Litigation Oct 26, 2020
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If an employee acquires–but does not use or disclose–an employer’s trade secret, can the employer still sue for “misappropriation”?

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Geographic Area of a Texas Non-Compete – Part 2

by Zach Wolfe in Non-Competes Texas Litigation Aug 31, 2020
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In this installment we move from the Sales Territory principle to the Holistic principle.

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Geographic Area of a Texas Non-Compete – Part 1

by Zach Wolfe in Non-Competes Texas Litigation Jun 29, 2020
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When the case involves a sales person or other low to mid-level employee, the Sales Territory principle will usually explain why the court found the geographic area reasonable or unreasonable.

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The Jury Charge in Texas Trade Secrets Litigation

by Zach Wolfe in Texas Litigation Trade Secret Litigation Jun 08, 2020
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How do you submit “misappropriation” to the jury in a Texas trade secrets trial?

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Use the Force (Majeure)

by Zach Wolfe in Contract Law Texas Litigation Mar 16, 2020
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A force majeure clause excuses a party from performing a contract when an unexpected event intervenes. But what kind of event?

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Texas Supreme Court Says Emails “Subject To” Later Agreement Do Not Establish “Definitive Agreement”

by Zach Wolfe in Contract Law Texas Litigation Mar 02, 2020
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Texas Supreme Court holds in Chalker Energy that emails did not create a definitive agreement required by a “No Obligation” clause

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