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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Non-compete agreements
These actually come in 3 flavors: (1) you may not use confidential information; (2) you may not solicit our clients or employees and (3) you may not compete against us. Each has different limitations. Worse, the limitations depend on what … Continue reading
If you get emails from your attorney at work, are they still privileged?
The answer to this question is “it depends”. It depends on what state you are in, what company you work for, what the company handbook says, what your undertanding of the handbook is, what others do, and (perhaps most importantly) … Continue reading
Sartorial Splendor, or what to wear to court
Decisions, decisions. Do I wear high heels and look taller? Or do I wear bright colored clothes to force folks to look down at that bright patch below their nose. I make those decisions every day. But when I go … Continue reading
Martial Arts and Litigation
Martial Arts and Litigation or It is not the Size of the Firm in the Fight, It is the Size of the Fight in the Firm In the last blog post I referred to litigation as a brawl. I should … Continue reading
