Can the seller of my current business open a business close by with the same name?

It mainly depends on the terms of the contract. In the sale of a business context, you have a non-compete for a certain radius. Based on the...

1. Your contract controls. If your contract does not build in protections for this type of event (i.e. give you the right to seize the boat), then...

Non-Compete/Soliciting Agreement?

You need to immediately retain a lawyer who has experience litigating non-compete matters. Contrary to popular belief, Florida routinely enforces...

If one was terminated while going through cancer treatments and knowing their manager was doing an unlawful act

You raise two issues: The first is being fired while undergoing cancer treatment. The second relates to illegal conduct by a manager. On the...

Is it possible to nullify a non disclosure agreement I signed to design product of an idea for a client 3 years ago?

Bottom line: You need to provide the non-disclosure agreement and all of the pertinent background facts to an attorney who does work in this area....

It depends on the contract. You could potentially have claims for breach of contract and conversion. Bottom line: Have a lawyer review the...

How much to appeal?

First, before you decide that an appeal is necessary, you should sit down and consult with an attorney who has experience prosecuting appeals. ...

Potential Copyright Infringement-Intellectual Property-Trade Secrets Case. Thank You!

You should definitely speak with an attorney. That said, I note the following: If something is copywritten or patented, then it is in the public...

Filed a discrimination complaint against my former employer received a letter from the EEOC justifying my claim.

It sounds like you received your Notice of Right to Sue. You have 90 days from the date of that notice to file a lawsuit. Based on the facts laid...

What kind of attorney do we need to pursue a company in Boca Raton, FL who is 120 days past due on paying us?

If you agreed to Florida choice of law with a Florida company on the other side, then most likely Florida law will apply. You'll likely have...