26 11, 2021

Exciting advances in IP theft investigations can protect you, your clients

By |2021-11-19T08:46:16-05:00November 26th, 2021|Business, Law|

One of the biggest challenges during an IP theft investigation is narrowing down the vast amount of document, email and message evidence residing on computers, phones and online cloud accounts. Focusing on relevant evidence artifacts is critical to ensure the investigation moves forward smoothly. Determining where documents were saved and identifying with whom they were shared are important tasks to build your case and prove intent.

22 11, 2021

Consider the power of TROs and preliminary injunctions

By |2021-11-18T14:09:41-05:00November 22nd, 2021|Law|

TROs and preliminary injunctions can be sought in a wide variety of disputes. For example, they can be sought by employers to prevent a departing employee from stealing clients or sensitive competitive information in violation of a non-compete agreement. They can be sought by property owners seeking to stop imminent development that could interfere with their own land use or seeking to stop a foreclosure sale. In fact, the use of TROs and preliminary injunctions goes beyond business disputes. They can be used in disputes concerning civil rights, constitutional rights, and the power of governmental entities.

8 11, 2021

Tight job market puts firms in scramble for legal talent

By |2021-11-08T16:52:21-05:00November 8th, 2021|Employment, Law|

Not long ago, the law profession had developed a reputation for being a barren job market saturated with attorneys, especially for young associates. But backed by evidence of healthy hiring and recruiting practices, many in the industry are saying that the sun is starting to shine again.

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