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About this office: The attorneys of Greenberg Traurig, LLP Sacramento enjoy statewide reputations for effective advocacy in government affairs as well as business litigation. Six of the firm's lawyers and lobbyists worked inside the California Legislature or held executive positions appointed by the state's Governor. They have represented clients on hundreds of public policy issues before every major agency in California. The firm also has an excellent record in complex litigation and appellate cases. Firm lawyers are recognized experts on the unique aspects of California laws that allow private attorneys to enforce state regulations (Proposition 65, the Unfair Competition Act, and the Labor Code Private Attorneys General Act of 2004). They have defended numerous enforcement actions brought by the Attorney General as well as private plaintiffs. Firm lawyers have represented businesses and trade associations, individually and collectively, in enforcement actions directed at a particular industry or type of consumer product. They have also coordinated joint defense efforts among defense counsel in multi-party litigation. The attorneys listed under Livingston and Mattesich Law Corporation have joined Greenberg Traurig, LLP. As the Sacramento office of Greenberg Traurig, they continue to provide the same legal and lobbying services delivered for 23 years to companies and trade associations doing business in California. The government affairs group includes a government agency practice as well as a state legislative practice. The litigation group defends client interests in state and federal courts. Specific Practice & Industry Groups Details: Statement of Practice Summary: Environmental Law; Proposition 65; Water Quality; Chemical Products Liability; Consumer Law; Consumer Protection; Unfair Competition; Information Privacy; Internet Law; Intellectual Property; Copyrights; Trademarks; Trade Secrets; Labor and Employment; Americans with Disabilities Act; Construction Law; Commercial Law; Contracts; Real Estate; Regulatory Law; Administrative Law; Public Records; Business Taxation and Fees; Government Contracts. Documents by Lawyers at this office | |
Are Restrictive Covenants Enforceable In California? It Depends.Alice Y. Chu,Kurt A. Kappes, November 23, 2011 In California, it is well established that non-compete provisions are unenforceable, subject to certain statutory exceptions. Nevertheless, some courts have also recognized that non-compete provisions are enforceable if necessary to protect confidential information or trade secrets. Year Established: 1967 (For biographical data on Wilmington, Delaware, Miami, Florida, New York, New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Illinois, Atlanta, Georgia, Boston, Massachusetts, Las Vegas, Nevada, McLean, Virginia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Phoenix, Arizona, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Boca Raton, Florida, West Palm Beach, Florida, Orlando, Florida, Tallahassee, Florida, Denver, Colorado, Irvine, California, East Palo Alto, California, San Francisco, California, Santa Monica, California, Florham Park, New Jersey, Dallas, Texas, Houston, Texas, Amsterdam, Netherlands and London, England personnel, see Professional Biographies at those locations)
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