FTC Ban on Non-Compete Agreements a Dead Issue After Texas Federal Judge’s Ruling
Texas federal judge says non-compete agreement ban violates the Administrative Procedure Act and exceeds the agency’s statutory authority.
Security Sales & Integration’s “Legal Briefing” columnist Ken Kirschenbaum has been a recognized counsel to the alarm industry for 35 years and is principal of Kirschenbaum & Kirschenbaum, P.C. His team of attorneys, which includes daughter Jennifer, specialize in transactional, defense litigation, regulatory compliance and collection matters.
Texas federal judge says non-compete agreement ban violates the Administrative Procedure Act and exceeds the agency’s statutory authority.
Changing any provision of the Standard Form Agreement will reduce the effectiveness and efficiency of the contract.
The exculpatory clause exonerates you — that is, relieves you of liability — for negligent performance, negligent failure to perform, etc.
Many, if not most, jurisdictions have laws requiring fire alarm and monitoring for commercial buildings and subscribers must comply.
You should conduct your business — from start to finish — as if you’re planning to sell. You should be maximizing the equity in the business.
Texas federal judge says non-compete agreement ban violates the Administrative Procedure Act and exceeds the agency’s statutory authority.
Changing any provision of the Standard Form Agreement will reduce the effectiveness and efficiency of the contract.
The exculpatory clause exonerates you — that is, relieves you of liability — for negligent performance, negligent failure to perform, etc.
Many, if not most, jurisdictions have laws requiring fire alarm and monitoring for commercial buildings and subscribers must comply.
You should conduct your business — from start to finish — as if you’re planning to sell. You should be maximizing the equity in the business.
Courts will always look for ways to refuse to enforce a contract that seeks to disclaim liability for torts.
The laws are fairly consistent that it’s a crime to mechanically intercept, listen in or record calls by mechanical means.
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There are two common ways to make sure you are paid for your services: a fixed amount or on a Time and Material (T&M) deal.
The legal obligation to install and maintain a fire alarm in good operation is generally imposed by law on the property owner.
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