Georgia Non-Compete & Trade Secrets - Berman Fink Van Horn P.C.

A Noncompete Case and BBQ

I usually blog about new Georgia noncompete cases, but I also occasionally stumble across older cases that contain fun and saucy facts that are worthy of serving up in a blog discussion. One such noncompete case is Baxley v. Black,…

World Series Viewing Parties: Do’s and Don’ts

The Braves are in the World Series! It’s the first time they’ve been since 1999 and everyone in Atlanta is excited. It’s time to rent a venue and a huge TV and invite all your friends for a viewing party! Not…

Podcast: How to Avoid Dismissal and Get an Injunction in Trade Secret Cases (Wisk Aero LLC v. Archer Aviation Inc.)

In this episode, the hosts discuss a recent decision in Wisk Aero LLC v. Archer Aviation Inc., offering an object lesson about preliminary injunctions in trade secret cases. CLICK HERE to play the podcast

GA’s Computer Systems Protection Act: What it Means for Employers

Recently, a divided Georgia Supreme Court reversed the conviction of an employee accused of engaging in computer trespass in violation of the Georgia Computer Systems Protection Act by copying his employer’s data. This blog discusses the potential implications when departing employees misappropriate information using a computer.