Posted on April 3, 2016
by Leiza Dolghih
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According to some studies, more than 60% of employees copy their employers’ documents or files before leaving their employment. They are even more likely to do so if they had been laid off, fired, or passed over for promotion. With senior executives who have access to top level…
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Category: Breach of Contract, Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Confidentiality Agreements in Texas, Employment Agreements in Texas, Executive Compensation, Non-Compete Agreements in Texas, Texas Employment Law, Texas Legal News, Trade SecretsTags: Chesapeake trade secrets case, Chesapeake v. McLendon lawsuit, Dallas business litigation lawyer, Dallas Trade Secrets Attorney, Employee Violates Separation Agreement, Lyft trade secrets case, Lyft v. Uber lawsuit, Misappropriation of trade secrets, Protecting Trade Secrets, Separation Agreements in Texas, Texas Uniform Trade Secrets Act, Theft of Confidential Information, Theft of Trade Secrets, TUTSA
Posted on February 16, 2016
by Leiza Dolghih
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Clients often want to know whether they have a winning case or a bullet-proof defense. Much of that, of course, depends on the law. But sometimes, an entire case may rise or fall on a credibility of a particular witness. A recent decision by the…
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Category: Breach of Contract, Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Small Business Help, Texas Business Law, Texas Legal NewsTags: Breach of fiduciary duty in Texas, Conversion in Texas, Dallas business lawyer, Dallas employment lawyer, employee theft, Employer Dispute, Employment dispute, Litigation in Texas, Texas Business Law, Texas theft claim, theft, trial strategies, unjust enrichment in Texas
Posted on November 30, 2015
by Leiza Dolghih
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For Texas companies, enforcing non-compete agreements in other states can be tricky since each state has its own rules about what makes a non-compete enforceable, and some states do not allow them at all. Therefore, any Texas company with out-of-state employees should ask two questions…
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Category: Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Confidentiality Agreements in Texas, Employment Agreements in Texas, Non-Compete Agreements in Texas, Non-Solicitation Agreements in Texas, Small Business Help, Texas Business Law, Texas Employment Law, Texas Legal NewsTags: breach of employment agreement, Dallas employment lawyer, Employees in other states, Employment Agreements, Enforcing non-compete agreements in Texas, Non Competes in Texas, Non-Solicitation Agreements, remote employees, Russian-speaking employment lawyer, Texas companies, Texas non compete law, Texas Non-Compete Agreements
Posted on August 6, 2013
by Leiza Dolghih
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The word on the street is that your competitor is contacting your customers or your industry relations and is telling them information that could potentially or is already hurting your business in Texas. What can you do? One of the solutions is to seek…
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Category: Breach of Contract, Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Defamation / Business Disparagement, Employment Agreements in Texas, Non-Compete Agreements in Texas, Non-Solicitation Agreements in Texas, Temporary Injunctions, Texas Business Law, Texas Employment LawTags: Business Disparagement in Texas, Business Dispute, Commercial Speech, Dallas business litigation attorney, Defamation in Texas, Dibon Solutions v. Nanda, First Amendment, Prior Restraint, Russian lawyer in Texas, Temporary injunction in Texas, tortious interference
