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Much ado about very little

December 23, 2008

Analysis of:Beware: Your 'tweet' on Twitter could be trouble | www.law.com

With "microblogging" utilities like Twitter, as with any other communication, be careful what you say.

Case will turn on validity of non-compete agreement

November 25, 2008

Analysis of:USA-Judge orders newly hired Apple VP to stop work | www.computerworld.com

Non-compete agreements are an important tool for employers seeking to protect their trade secrets. But courts will not enforce non-competes unless they protect a legitimate business interest and are reasonable in scope. Where the purpose of an agreement is to protect against competition itself, or where the restrictions on the employee's post-separation activity are unreasonably broad, a court will refuse to enforce the agreement as written.

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