It is common for litigants to have questions about their eligibility to be awarded attorneys’ fees from the opposing party. The general rule is that each party in litigation bears its own attorneys’ fees except where specific contractual or statutory…
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What types of employees may be subjected to non-competes is one of the murkier issues under Georgia’s “new” non-compete law. While we still do not have any guidance from the Georgia appellate courts, the federal judges in Georgia have been…
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Today, I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at the annual Georgia Restrictive Covenants and Trade Secrets Continuing Legal Education (CLE). Following are some useful pieces of information I learned:For better or for worse, there are still no Georgia…
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There have been a number district court opinions since the enactment of the Defend Trade Secrets Act (“DTSA”) that touch on a wide range of issues. There have, not too surprisingly, been very few appellate decisions. However, one very recent…
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