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Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Happy New Year!

Jan 1, 2021Jan 1, 2021

Happy New Year! The pandemic has continued for 3/4 of a year and is looking like there’s a light at the end of the tunnel, with vaccines now out and being distributed. The prospects for a truly happy New Year are looking good. So, this will be the last update to the Stuck at Home series.

3 Steps to Take Now To Protect Against President-elect Biden’s Proposed National (Partial) Ban on Noncompetes (Executive Summary Version)

Dec 8, 2020Dec 8, 2020

A few days ago, I posted a long article on President-elect Biden’s proposed national partial ban of noncompetes and what to do about it: President Biden’s Proposed Ban of (Most) Noncompetes: Protection Strategies and Steps to Take Now.

To long? Here’s the summary.

President Biden’s Proposed Ban of (Most) Noncompetes: Protection Strategies and Steps to Take Now

Dec 2, 2020May 14, 2021

Protecting trade secrets, confidential business information, goodwill, and any other recognized legitimate business interests does not happen by accident. Companies need to plan. And, when one of the key tools is taken away (i.e., noncompetes), they need to look more closely at the remaining options to ensure they have the protections they need and that fit their circumstances. We discuss them in this post.

Reminder: Zoom Needs to Be Set Appropriately to Protect Your Trade Secrets

Oct 18, 2020Oct 18, 2020

You’ve heard the warnings: Set your Zoom settings to require a new ID for each meeting, require a password for entry, put people in waiting rooms, etc. Well, it actually matters – and not just in theory, but in real life. Let us know if you would like our free training video.

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Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Happy New Year!

3 Steps to Take Now To Protect Against President-elect Biden’s Proposed National (Partial) Ban on Noncompetes (Executive Summary Version)

President Biden’s Proposed Ban of (Most) Noncompetes: Protection Strategies and Steps to Take Now

Reminder: Zoom Needs to Be Set Appropriately to Protect Your Trade Secrets

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home (Start of Fall Update)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home (Labor Day Weekend update)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home (August 23 update)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Bi-Weekly Update (July 18)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Bi-Weekly Update (July 3)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Weekly Update (June 20)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Weekly Update (June 13)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Weekly Update (June 10)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Weekly Update (May 23)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Weekly Update (May 15)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Weekly Update (May 8)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Supplement (May 1)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Weekly Update (April 30)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Weekly Update (April 24)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – “Daily” Update (April 17)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Daily Update (April 13)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Daily Update (April 6)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Daily Update (April 4)

Stuck at Home Doesn’t Have to Mean Bored at Home – Daily Update (April 2)

Preliminary Injunctions, Rainbows, and Unicorns During a National Emergency