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4 red flags to look for in an employment contract

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Jan 26, 2024 | Employment Contracts

Navigating the terms of an employment contract can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to understanding your rights and responsibilities. It is important to be vigilant and look out for potential pitfalls hidden within the fine print. 1. Ambiguous job duties...

Key points in a fair employment contract

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Nov 3, 2023 | Employment Contracts

According to Gusto, five million new businesses emerged in 2022 in the U.S. This growth in the market led to many job openings. When considering a new job opportunity or contemplating a career change, the employment contract becomes a pivotal document that outlines...

What distinguishes a non-disclosure form from a non-compete?

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Jun 23, 2023 | Blog, Employment Contracts

It is possible your workplace will attempt to restrict your future job prospects after you leave by your own decision or get fired. How your employer does so is important since Colorado restricts the use of non-compete agreements. Your employer might only require you...

10 essential components in employment contracts

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Jun 15, 2023 | Employment Contracts

An employment contract forms a critical bridge between an employer and an employee. It outlines the rights, responsibilities and obligations of both parties, fostering a clear understanding of the employment relationship. A well-drafted contract ensures the protection...

Making Sure You Are Fairly Represented In An Employment Contract

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Apr 11, 2023 | Blog, Employment Contracts

Starting a new job means it is time to sign formal documents, including an employment contract. This is your chance to make sure your employer has fairly represented you before you make a formal commitment. Contracts often contain a lot of content that might overwhelm...

Common Elements Of A Non-compete

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Mar 8, 2023 | Blog, Employment Contracts

Non-compete clauses in employment contracts are becoming a hot topic in employment law. You are not alone if you feel like you need to sign one before an employer offers you a job. What exactly does a non-compete mean? Learn a few basics about how these employment...

Does getting fired nullify a non-compete clause?

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Feb 6, 2023 | Employment Contracts, Employment Disputes, Employment Law

The United States bases the strength of its economy on competition and a free market. At the same, businesses have the right to protect confidential and proprietary information. Non-compete clauses seek to strike a balance by preventing exiting employees from taking...

What are different ways an employer may terminate you?

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Oct 27, 2022 | Employment Contracts, Employment Law

An employment contract spells out the conditions of your employment. It should also describe how your time as an employee can end. If your contract includes termination clauses, it can be worth it to examine them carefully. You should know how your workplace superiors...

How Should A Non-compete Define Competitors?

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Oct 2, 2022 | Blog, Employment Contracts

If your workplace wants you to sign a non-compete agreement, you need to know how the non-compete will restrict you in the event your employer fires you or you leave of your own accord. One way a non-compete limits your work prospects is by describing the competitors...

What is a legal injunction?

On Behalf of The Litigation Boutique LLC | Aug 17, 2022 | Employment Contracts

In your employment court case, the judge may at some point issue an injunction. This may or may not benefit you. It is essential to understand what an injunction is and how it relates to your situation in the lawsuit. Definition Cornell Law School defines an...

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