By Brent Caslin
Few legal challenges require the kind of fast, pragmatic and creative work that must be accomplished when a key employee announces he is leaving to work for the competition under a cloud of suspicion.
As suspicion of misconduct rises, the first question to address is evidence. Specifically, is there any evidence the employee is misappropriating information, or merely specul...
Few legal challenges require the kind of fast, pragmatic and creative work that must be accomplished when a key employee announces he is leaving to work for the competition under a cloud of suspicion.
As suspicion of misconduct rises, the first question to address is evidence. Specifically, is there any evidence the employee is misappropriating information, or merely specul...
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