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Relief For a Non-Compete Breach

Relief For a Non-Compete Breach

[WATCH VIDEO] "Small Estate Affidavits in California" by Newport Beach Real Estate Attorneys

When a person dies, often their estate, their real and personal property along with any liens or debts they may have had, goes into probate. In California, not every estate needs to go through the formal probate process.

Violations of a Restrictive Covenant

There are various circumstances under which an individual can be found in violation of a restrictive covenant. The two most common types of activity that result in litigation are (a) the solicitation of prohibited parties in violation of the time and/or geographical restrictions and (b) the unauthorized dissemination of confidential and proprietary information belonging to the plaintiff employer.

Employment Agreements: Checklist for Enforceability

Employment Agreements: Checklist for Enforceability

Application of FINRA Rules & Regulations for Bank’s Employment Agreement

Webster Bank, N.A. v. Cahill, 2009 Conn. Super. LEXIS 1672

Connecticut School Districts and Bullying: What Can Parents Do?

This morning I received a very unfortunate email.  The email concerned bullying in Westport, Connecticut Schools. It included a heart-wrenching video of an 8th-grade girl claiming to be a victim of bullying in a Westport school. It is not just enough to feel sorry for this child, we need to question the effectiveness of the current laws and policies to avoid the tragic consequences that other towns have dealt with. 

Navigating Immigration Law and Divorce

Divorce can be a stressful process. When immigration law and a divorce intersect, it can be even more confusing and challenging. In this guide, we'll break down the key issues and offer practical advice for those facing both processes simultaneously. Here we discuss why consulting with a divorce and family law attorney is crucial when immigration concerns are involved.

Divorce is Like a Fingerprint - Unique

Every divorce is like a fingerprint – unique. So, make sure you're getting advice that's right for your own situation. Couples want to make money side of things as smooth as possible during this bumpy time. Connecticut follows the principle of equitable distribution, which aims to divide assets fairly, though not necessarily equally. Factors to consider in an equitable division of assets are length of the marriage, each spouse's financial and non-financial contributions, and financial needs to name a few.

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Chase Collegiate School

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Chase Collegiate School

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