Can I join my old client after fulfilling 1 year of “Non-Competition Non-Solicitation” agreement with my current employer?

This is an open, online forum designed for general discussions about broad legal topics. You present a highly fact-specific narrative, and refer...

I have a business. Another business obtained a summary judgment against my business. Can I appeal the summary judgment?

A summary judgment can be appealed, but there are strict deadlines for filing the appeal. This is litigation; far too complex and dangerous to...

If I am sexually harassed/assaulted while working at a gentlemen's club can I sue the manager/owner for a lack of security?

Independent contractors are generally responsible for their own safety and security. However, are you really an independent contractor? A great...

Can My Employer Simply Cut My Pay After Changing Pay Type?

In Texas, generally, an employer can alter terms of employment without prior notice. Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an...

What are my options?

Caring for a spouse, son, daughter, or parent who has a serious health condition is a covered condition under the Family and Medical Leave Act...

Can an employer make a woman quit or resign because she is pregnant or has her child before her 1 year anniversary at the job?

There are two Federal laws which protect pregnant women in the workplace. Under the Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 (“PDA”, 42 U.S.C....

You've had a rough go this last month. Unfortunately, the answer to your question isn't going to make things better. Neither Texas nor Federal...

How to get around with my employer "Non-Competition & Non-Solicitation" agreement clause based on my current specific situation?

In Texas, covenants not to compete are governed by Texas Business & Commerce Code §15.50. A link to the statute is provided below. Generally, if...

Hiring a Subcontractor

Contracts and employment are very different things. Generally speaking, employment laws do not apply to contracts (as with subcontractors). Two...

How do I find out the status on my case?

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