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Part One: Lawfully “On-Boarding” a Competitor’s Employee   I recently attended a symposium focused on trade secrets and litigation trends surrounding the loss of key personnel to competitors.  In...

Hartford Casualty Insurance Co. v. Swift Distribution Inc., B234234, Oct. 29, 2012 Background Hartford Casualty Insurance Co. (Hartford) issued a general liability insurance policy including advertising injury coverage to...

As a child,  I was a big fan of Star Wars.  I loved all of the movies (Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi) and insisted on having all of the toys and action figures.  I even managed to score a Death...

Last month, we spoke about the possibly devastating effects of the expiration of the Bush Era tax acts as it relates to income taxation, not just estate and gift taxes.  This month we need to talk about business taxation....

In the recent case, Henderson v. Farms Group, Inc. (2012) D.J.D.A.R. 14801, the Court was confronted with the question of whether an insurer could deny a claim based upon an insured’s failure to file a proof of loss within...

Imagine you have the most amazing case. If you sue, there is little doubt that you would win. The facts appear perfectly aligned for you. But should you sue? Among the most important investigations you should commit to is a...