Businesses are now able to protect their trade secrets in federal court with a federal civil cause of action as a result of the Defend
Utah’s 2016 legislative session recently ended with the passage of HB251. The original HB251 draft sought to change Utah law by making non-compete covenants void.
Morality clauses play an increasingly larger role in contracts with high level executives, athletes, musicians and entertainers. These clauses are inserted into the contracts with
Shareholders owning a minority block of stock in a corporation generally lack the ability to prevent transactions involving fundamental changes to the corporation or the
In business transactions, drafters often include certain “boilerplate” terms within the transaction documents, including forum selection or venue clauses. These provisions typically attempt to mandate
The Florida Revised LLC Act was enacted in 2013 and took effect Jan. 1, 2014 for new Florida LLCs and Jan. 1, 2015 for all
With the number of failed financial institutions increasing in the last decade, bank officers and directors have seen a commensurate increase in claims asserted against
As long as there is business litigation, there will be a need for emergency injunctive relief to prevent the proverbial wrecking ball from smashing through
You’ve drafted and redrafted. You’ve negotiated, compromised, redlined and tweaked. Countless hours, conversations, and rewrites go into each agreement before it is finally inked. But
