Practice Areas - Covenants Not To Compete
- Employment Litigation
- Non-Competition Agreements
| - Non-Compete and Trade Secrets Litigation
- Restrictive Covenants
- Trade Secrets and Unfair Competition
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| University | Dickinson College, B.A., English/American Studies, 1985 |
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| Law School | Boston University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 1991 |
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| Admitted | 1991, Maine; 1994, Pennsylvania |
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| Memberships | Philadelphia Bar Association (Past Co-Chair, Labor and Employment Law Committee, 2006-2007); Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (Compliance and Legal Division); American Bankers Association (Service Member). |
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| Born | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
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| Biography | Editor, 1989-1990, and Topic and Book Review Editor, 1990-1991, Boston University Law Review. Named: Pennsylvania Super Lawyers, Employment and Labor, Intellectual Property Litigation, 2004-2010; Chambers USA, America's Leading Business Lawyers, 2007-2009. Lecturer: "What Every In-House Lawyer Needs to Know About Non-Compete Agreements (Including Their Own)", Association of Corporate Counsel; "The Departing Employee: Tips for Employers and Employees", "Agent/Broker Marriage and Divorce", Pennsylvania Bar Institute; "Litigation of a Customer Non-Solicitation Injunction Case", American Bar Association, Litigation Section; "Executive Terminations: Severance, Compensation and Non-Compete Issues" and "Strategic Options Against Departing Employees in the Absence of Covenants", Philadelphia Bar Association; "Managing the Process of Hiring from the Competition: An Employer's Perspective" and "Counseling Employees in Transition", Law Seminars International.
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| ISLN | 901437394 |
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China Non-Compete and Trade Secrets Law: A Primer for U.S. In-House CounselChristopher P. Stief, November 11, 2011 This is the second in our series on international non-compete and trade secrets law for U.S. corporate counsel. Today, we examine the law in the world’s second largest economy, The Peoples Republic of China (PRC). The heated competition for qualified talent in the PRC makes non-compete...
Mexico Non-Compete and Trade Secrets Law: A Primer for U.S. In-House CounselChristopher P. Stief, November 8, 2011 On paper, the restrictive covenant law in Mexico looks a bit like California, but on closer examination it may be easier for a company to achieve certain goals in Mexico. For U.S. practitioners, Mexico offers an interesting example of just how different employment laws in general - and restrictive...
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