Texas courts generally enforce a sales-employee non-compete only if it is ancillary to an otherwise enforceable agreement and “reasonable” in time, geography, and scope under...
A Phoenix autonomous vehicle left-turn crash can involve multiple liable parties—not just the human driver—because Arizona law recognizes fault apportionment among everyone who contributed to...
Copyright registration for a logo is filed with the U.S. Copyright Office (not California) and typically costs $45–$125 plus optional add-ons. California designers and small...
Vendor invoice fraud can cost Miami businesses 5–8% of annual spend when weak controls allow fake or inflated bills to slip through. In South Florida’s...
In California, an employee NDA is enforceable in 2026 only to the extent it protects legitimate confidential information without functioning as a noncompete. California’s strong...
In California, a mediated settlement agreement can often be enforced without a later signature if it meets Code of Civil Procedure § 664.6 or Evidence...
Texas non-compete agreements remain enforceable in 2026 if they meet Texas Business & Commerce Code § 15.50’s “ancillary to” and “reasonable limitations” requirements. Ongoing court...
In Harris County arson cases, an “accelerant” finding is often the state’s linchpin—but it can be beaten by attacking the lab results, the origin-and-cause methodology,...
In Arizona, a local election contest generally must be filed within 5 days after the canvass and declaration of results. The process is fast-moving and...
In Arizona, a first-time DUI arrest can’t be “expunged” in the traditional sense, but you can often clear the public record through a set-aside (A.R.S....
