Ex employee signed an NDA Can he be sued for breach ?
Depending on what the NDA says and what exactly the employee is doing and with whom, yes, you may have a claim here. Typically before filing...
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Depending on what the NDA says and what exactly the employee is doing and with whom, yes, you may have a claim here. Typically before filing...
You need to file an Answer and defend against the claims. You can try filing a demurrer to get rid of the lawsuit immediately, depending on the...
It may, but it's better to have have proper full length contract drawn up. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
You may have a case for breach of the warranty of habitability, breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment, and related issues. A full...
The statute of limitations would start running when you discovered the issue. You may have claims for breach of contract and fraud against the...
You can't suspend it yourself. You need to continue filing the annually required paperwork and paying the annual fees, otherwise it'll be suspended...
No, they're only served upon the parties to a case, not filed.
If it is at-will, typically yes, however, a full consultation, including a review of the contract, would be necessary to properly advise you.
You need to do a company resolution authorizing the transfer and then also draft up a stock purchase agreement and perhaps a shareholders...
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You should retain counsel to file the Arbitration with AAA. If the other side doesn't respond, they'll eventually be held in default.