By Rob Radcliff on Posted in Uncategorized We know that most cases are resolved before they ever see a jury or judge at trial. Some go the way of summary judgment. Other go the way of settlement. After attorneys’ fees and case related fatigue parties eventually get to a position where continued litigation no longer makes sense. Most companies and others… Continue Reading
By Rob Radcliff on Posted in Injunction,Non-Compete Agreements,Non-Solicitation Agreements,Uncategorized I went to school in Utah and manage to ski up there every so often. That’s a picture of my son and I in December. Recently I ran accross an article breaking down changes to Utah’s and Idaho’s non-compete laws. The Utah statute really grabbed my attention. The highlights: (1) non-competes can only last… Continue Reading
By Rob Radcliff on Posted in Trade Secrets,Trial and Pre-Trial Procedure,Uncategorized Inevitably whenever I talk with a client there is always the discussion about attorneys’ fees and how to get the other side to pay them. The unfortunate reality is there are very limited circumstances where attorneys’ fees are recoverable. The US has the “American Rule” which generally means that each party pays their fees.… Continue Reading
