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Examples of Trade Secret Lawsuits in Maryland

Examples of Trade Secret Lawsuits in Maryland

  • July 26, 2018
  • William Heyman
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Trade secrets are an odd form of intellectual property.  Unlike patents or copyrights, which have legal regimes and statutes to protect them from infringement, a trade secret might be protected solely by how well you, your employees, and your company…

Common Examples of Failure to Perform Job Duties in Maryland

Common Examples of Failure to Perform Job Duties in Maryland

  • April 23, 2018
  • William Heyman
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Operating a business requires a considerable amount of dedication from both the employer and the employees. You cannot hope to run a successful business if your employees consistently fail to hit performance benchmarks. Insufficient work ethic is one of the…

The 5 Most Commons Causes of Non-Compete Agreement Violations in Maryland

The 5 Most Commons Causes of Non-Compete Agreement Violations in Maryland

  • March 28, 2018
  • William Heyman
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It is not uncommon for employment contracts to contain a provision called a non-compete agreement. Non-compete agreements are legal promises not to compete with a former employer for a reasonable length of time and within geographic limitations. After an employee…

Consequences of Breach of Contract Cases in Maryland

Consequences of Breach of Contract Cases in Maryland

  • March 26, 2018
  • William Heyman
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After a contract is formed, both sides are legally required to hold up their end of the agreement.  When one side refuses to comply, can’t meet the terms, only performs partway, or makes it impossible for the other side to…

3 Ways to Prove Breach of Contract in Baltimore

3 Ways to Prove Breach of Contract in Baltimore

  • March 20, 2018
  • William Heyman
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When a party to a contract has deviated from its terms, a lot can go wrong. Any time money is involved, the stakes are usually high, and breaching the terms of a business agreement can lead to grave financial loss….

Can You Sue for a Breach of Verbal Agreement in Maryland?

Can You Sue for a Breach of Verbal Agreement in Maryland?

  • February 20, 2018
  • William Heyman
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Contracts are formed every day. The degree of formality obviously differs depending on context, but bargained-for exchanges are part of our everyday life. Ideally, in a business setting, every contract would be in writing. For the sake of convenience or…

3 Myths About Noncompete Clauses in Maryland

  • January 2, 2018
  • William Heyman
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Most people have heard of noncompete agreements, but few are aware of their breadth and the specific kinds of interests they serve to protect. It is important for employers to be aware of the ways in which they can benefit…

What Can a Seller Do if a Buyer Defaults on a Real Estate Contract

What Can a Seller Do if a Buyer Defaults on a Real Estate Contract

  • December 19, 2017
  • William Heyman
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Discovering that your buyer has defaulted on a real estate contract will surely take the wind out of your sails. The process of putting your house on the market, negotiating costs, and moving your belongings into your new home is…

What Real Estate Breach of Contract Damages Can You Expect in Maryland

  • December 15, 2017
  • William Heyman
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When a buyer or seller breaches a contract for real property, the non-breaching party often find themselves in a precarious situation. Questions of whether or not a sale can be enforced are complex, and their answers are dependent on the…

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