The following is part 3 of 5 of our blog series for both employers and employees: The Law of Noncompetition and Nonsolicitation Agreements in Oregon The ComparisonNoncompetition and nonsolicitation agreements are similar in that each is a contractual covenant that...
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Month: January 2011
Strategy Advice on Technology Licensing by guest blogger Steve Glista (Part 1)
Daily headlines boast of the advances made by industry moguls like Apple and crowdfunding start-ups like Scott Wilson and his MINIMAL design studio. What many Americans don't know is that the next big idea may currently be in development at a local university. The...
Does your noncompetition agreement actually protect your business? (Part 2 of 5)
The following is part 2 of 5 of our blog series for both employers and employees: The Law of Noncompetition and Nonsolicitation Agreements in Oregon The Landscape Over the years, the law of Noncompetition Agreements (aka: “covenants not to compete” or...
Upcoming Blog Series on Strategy Advice in Technology Licensing
In today's challenging economic climate, politicians, entrepreneurs, and concerned citizens alike search to answer a very important question: What does it take to stimulate business activity in our local communities? The answer is quite simple: Innovation! Whether...
Does noncompetition agreement actually protect businesses? Part 1
The following is part 1 of 5 of our blog series for both employers and employees: The Law of Noncompetition and Nonsolicitation Agreements in Oregon Introduction Whether a start-up company or a going concern, when your business hires a new employee, or when you accept...
