The Minnesota Court of Appeals issued a decision in the case of Roberts v. HydraMetrics, LLC, No. A18-0390, (Minn. Ct. App. 2019) that addressed a
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When one or more of your employees resign to join a competitor or start a competing business you need to quickly evaluate your legal rights
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Plaintiffs in non-compete cases often seek an injunction to prevent a former employee from breaching his or her agreement and causing irreparable harm. Most non-competes,
Introduction The Minnesota Court of Appeals weighed in on the closely-followed Lund family litigation involving the efforts of Respondent Kim Lund to divest herself of
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Minnesota breach of duty of loyalty case
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