U.S. Supreme Court Holds That State Courts Must Not Assume The Arbitrator’s...
A short per curiam opinion issued yesterday by the United States Supreme Court concerning an employment dispute in Oklahoma is likely to result in consternation in California. Nitro-Lift Technologies,...
View ArticleThe Point Of An Unenforceable Noncompete May Be Very Sharp Indeed
Writing for Mother Jones, Kevin Drum recently asked “What’s the point of an unenforceable noncompete agreement?” He posits two possible answers: First, it’s just boilerplate language they don’t really...
View ArticleCovenants Not To Compete – By The Numbers
In a recently published article, three professors undertook an empirical analysis of noncompetition and other restrictive postemployment covenants in public company Chief Executive Officer contracts....
View ArticleNevada Supreme Court Refuses To “Blue Pencil” Unreasonable Non-Compete
Nevada, unlike California, applies a reasonableness test to non-compete agreements. Although the Nevada courts haven’t identified a specific heuristic to be followed, a covenant not to compete will be...
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