Voluntary – Key Words & Phrases Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:02/19/19 Continue ReadingVoluntary – Key Words & Phrases
Garden Leave . . . Is Negotiable Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:02/27/18 Continue ReadingGarden Leave . . . Is Negotiable
“Injunctive Relief” Clauses in Contracts – What Do They Mean? Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:12/13/16 Continue Reading“Injunctive Relief” Clauses in Contracts – What Do They Mean?
Non-Compete or Non-Solicit? Use “C.A.T.C.H.” to Understand It Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:08/16/16 Continue ReadingNon-Compete or Non-Solicit? Use “C.A.T.C.H.” to Understand It
Non-Solicitation Does NOT Mean Non-Communication Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:05/25/16 Continue ReadingNon-Solicitation Does NOT Mean Non-Communication
“Non-Solicitation Agreements – Ten Practical Questions” Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:02/02/16 Continue Reading“Non-Solicitation Agreements – Ten Practical Questions”
“Can I be sued for poaching an employee from my former employer?” Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:01/26/16 Continue Reading“Can I be sued for poaching an employee from my former employer?”
“I Am Not Restricted” Clause in Offer Letters – Potential Roadblock Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:10/28/15 Continue Reading“I Am Not Restricted” Clause in Offer Letters – Potential Roadblock
“Employer Ask You to Sign an Agreement? Ask Your Employer to Pay Your Legal Cost” Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:09/09/15 Continue Reading“Employer Ask You to Sign an Agreement? Ask Your Employer to Pay Your Legal Cost”
“No Non-compete? No Stolen Secrets? You are Free.” Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:08/26/15 Continue Reading“No Non-compete? No Stolen Secrets? You are Free.”
Prospective Customer or Client Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:07/30/15 Continue ReadingProspective Customer or Client
You Must Protect Your “B.O.B.” (Book Of Business, That Is) Post author:Alan L. Sklover Post published:05/05/15 Continue ReadingYou Must Protect Your “B.O.B.” (Book Of Business, That Is)
