Many employers utilize binding arbitration to resolve employment-related disputes with their employees. The advantages of binding arbitration include savings of time and cost, limited discovery, a more expedited process than court procedures, and, hopefully, smaller attorney's fees.
Read more: Arbitration Agreements: Make Sure Your Employees Actually Sign Them
In the business world, protection of trade secrets can make the difference between success and failure, or profit and loss. This post seeks to show you how to protect your company’s trade secrets so that in the event one of your employees steals a trade secret, you will be in the best possible position to succeed in litigation stemming from this theft.
Employees have access to a business's valuable information and trade secrets during their employment. But what happens when they no longer work there, or if they leave to work for a competitor? It's important to consider the effect that it would have on your business if this scenario were to happen, and to take the necessary precautions.
Read more: How And When to Use Non-Compete Agreements Appropriately
