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• New Jersey Law Favors Free Competition by Former Employees in the Absence of a Valid, Written Restrictive Covenant, But an Employee may not Violate His Duty of Loyalty by Soliciting Customers or Co-Em ( August 1999 )
  Schiffman, Abraham, Kaufman & Ritter, P.C.

  Under New Jersey law a former employee may properly and legally compete with his former employer, in the absence of.

• North Carolina Employment Law-FAQs ( August 1999 )
  Grafstein & Walczyk, P.L.L.C.

  Q. I was recently let go from my job with a large corporation. I had no write-ups and was given no warnings.

• Enforceability of Non-Compete and other Restrictive Covenants In Employment Agreements ( July 1999 )
  David L. Turner of Schulten Ward & Turner, LLP

  Many employers utilize employment contracts which contain restrictive covenants in order to protect their .

• Employment Contract Primer ( June 1999 )
  G. A. Finch of Querrey & Harrow

  In the past five years, more top level executives are demanding an employment agreement before taking a positi.

• Noncompete Agreements ( June 1999 )
  Thomas G. Smart of Onebane Law Firm

  In Moores Pump and Supply, Inc. v. Laneaux, 727 So.2d 695 (La. App. 3d Cir. 1999), the Louisiana Third Circuit Cour.

• Noncompetition Agreements--New Trends and Old Dilemmas ( June 1999 )
  Steven C. Lanza of Onebane Law Firm

  From a litigation standpoint, it seems that noncompetition agreements have recently eclipsed almost every other typ.

• Physician Non-Compete Agreements, June 1999 ( June 1999 )
  Donald Peder Johnsen of Gallagher & Kennedy, P.A.

  We wanted to let you know about an important recent decision by the Arizona Supreme Court concerning the enforcemen.

• Employer's Use of Noncompetition Agreements ( January 1999 )
  Fargarson & Brooke

  The desire of employers to keep their employees from competing with them has been a source of much litigation..