Accepting Non-Compete Agreements Online – The New Norm?

An increasing number of companies are asking their employees to fill out and accept employment paperwork online through portals set up by employers precisely for

Can a Court Rewrite a Non-Compete Agreement?

In Texas, courts can rewrite non-compete agreements to make them more reasonable.  This process is called “reformation.”  There are certain statutory limitations on when, how,

What is Proper Consideration for Texas Non-Compete Agreements?

For a non-compete agreement to be enforceable, an employer must give an employee something of value in exchange for his or her promise not to

What is a “Reasonable” Non-Competition Agreement?

In Texas, “the hallmark of enforcement [of non-compete agreement] is whether or not the covenant is reasonable.” 

Enforcing Non-Compete Agreements in Arbitration in Texas

While an arbitration may generally provide a faster, cheaper, and more confidential route for resolving a noncompete dispute than litigation, it can be an inferior process when it comes to obtaining a temporary injunction in a situation where time is of the essence.

Will Ban the Non-Competes Movement Lose Its Momentum During the Trump Administration?

It’s no secret that the Obama administration made a push, especially towards the end, towards limiting the use of non-compete agreements by employers around the

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