I had a trial two weeks ago week. My client’s former employer (“Employer”) had sued him for breach of a…
I have tried three cases in the last 12 months, but none more difficult than a non-compete case in Lexington…
Trying cases is what I think I do best. There are some lessons that I have learned along the way. Twitter helped be shrink them down to 140 characters or less. Here are my top 10:
Too many employees who have signed a non-compete agreement fail to take notice that they have agreed to be sued in another state. These provisions are known as “forum selection clauses.”
Okay. I confess: I have been really busy (what a blessing) and have not had a chance to write much.…
It has been a while since I posted. Will save the excuses, but thought I would take this opportunity to…
When I sit with a prospective client and give them a legal opinion, I have to admit the sad truth of the practice of law: No matter what the law says, some judges cannot be trusted to follow it. For all we hear about activist judges, my experience that “inactivist judges” are just as much a problem.
E-discovery is the new trend in litigation; it is here to stay. Every lawsuit involves discovery, now, because many documents exist in electronic form on computer hard drives, electronic files are also subjects for discovery.
I recently wrote a letter on behalf of a nice lady who had a noncompete, which was on the verge…