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Handout Materials

Webcast Evaluation Form Saul Ewing LLP Webcast Slides: Noncompete Agreements SE Monitor Fall03 SE Monitor Winter05 SE Monitor Winter06 Noncompete Article NJLJ Dec05 Ten Things To Do M. Lampert Bio J. Pierce Bio C. Stief Bio

Presented by ACC’s Litigation and Employment & Labor Law Committees, and Saul Ewing, LLP

The program will begin with a “mock TRO hearing” in which a corporation seeks to enforce a non-compete agreement executed by its former in-house counsel.  The “hearing” will be based on a fact pattern touching upon issues such as the ethical implications of in-house lawyer non-compete agreements, trade secrets, the federal Computer Fraud & Abuse Act, and it will provide attendees with innovative and effective litigation strategies for both the enforcement of, and defense against, non-compete agreements. Although the fact pattern is based upon an in-house non-compete, the issues apply with equal force to employee non-compete agreements.  In this regard, the  program will help attorneys whose client companies (a) have employees in multiple states, and/or (b) find themselves on both sides of the issue because their companies both lose and hire employees to and from their competitors.   

ACC will not offer CLE credit for this program

Faculty:

Michael Lampert, Partner, Saul Ewing LLP

Julie Pierce, Attorney        

Christopher Stief, Partner, Saul Ewing LLP
 

Moderator:

Melvin Merzon, Senior Counsel, Retired, International Truck and Engine Corporation