An Overview of a Non-Compete Agreement Non-Compete Agreements are contracts in which the employee promises not to compete with his/her employer after the employment ends. These agreements supplement non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements. They are most commonly used by companies where there is industry-specific training or confidential information shared, and where the employer has to invest
View DetailsOverview of Gun Regulations in Greenland Gun laws in Greenland are part of the Danish Constitution and are governed by regulations in Greenland. Gun ownership is common in Greenland and is almost a necessity for hunting and fishing subsistence. All persons who are 18 years of age or older, and have 2 years experience in
View DetailsTruck Rental Contracts Explained A truck rental contract is a legally binding agreement that lays out the terms and conditions of a rental arrangement for commercial-grade vehicles. They serve a wide range of purposes, such as financing trucks for companies, renting construction equipment, leasing vehicles for specific time frames and giving customers access to flexible
View DetailsHOA Duty of Care We’ve explored in this article the circumstances under which a homeowner may sue their HOA for failing to enforce rules. Now, let’s consider what exactly those rules are, plus the HOA’s responsibilities to enforce them. After all, an HOA can only be liable for not enforcing rules and regulations that exist.A
View DetailsWhat is the IFA Legal Symposium? The IFA Legal Symposium is an annual gathering of leading experts from a variety of fields across the spectrum of international law and tax, including lawyers, academics, judges and government officials among others, including some 700 international practitioners. The purpose of the symposium is to explore jurisprudential developments related
View DetailsMichigan Alimony Explained Alimony, widely referred to in Michigan as post-judgment spousal support or spousal support, is a judicial award made by a judge in a divorce action, separate maintenance action, or an annulment action designed to provide one of the spouses with financial support after the end of the marriage. Spousal support is distinct
View DetailsAll About the Power of Attorney Revoke A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows one person or entity to make decisions on behalf of another person. Sometimes a POA is forever, but it can often be canceled. The person who assigns the POA to someone is called the principal and the
View DetailsThe Truth About Legal Separation in Texas Per common law, the only way for a married person to legally separate from their spouse is through a legal divorce. Although Texas law does not legally recognize separation, you can, in some instances, file for a "separation agreement," which outlines the terms of your separation. You may
View DetailsWhat is a Last Chance Agreement? When non-union employees are fired, it often becomes the lawyer’s determination about whether someone did something that justified the termination and, in unionized settings, it is often the union’s determination about whether the employer had just cause. This is not the position of non-union employers or the employee, however,
View DetailsA Brief Explanation of a Standard Real Estate Sale Agreement A Standard Real Estate Sale Agreement is a legally binding document that outlines the obligations and responsibilities of a seller and buyer during the course of a real estate transaction. From a bird’s eye view, the purpose of the standard agreement is to serve as
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