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Business Law Newsletter - May 2013

In This Issue: - Subpoenas: What Are They and What Do You Do If You or Your Business Receives One? - Sequestration and the Continuing Resolution’s Effect on Government Contracting - New I-9 Creates Risk...more

5/6/2013 - Compliance Employer Liability Issues I-9 Sequestration Subpoenas Termination

New I-9 Creates Risk for Employers

On March 8, the Department of Homeland Security adopted a new Form I-9. The I 9 establishes employment eligibility for a potential worker and is a required document for all new hires. Forms must be completed by all U.S....more

4/24/2013 - Eligibility Employer Liability Issues Forms I-9 Required Documentation

Business Law Newsletter - March 2013

In This Issue: - Business Torts in Virginia - Virginia Non-Competition Law After Home Paramount - 2013 Mileage Rates Alert - Excerpt from 2013 Mileage Rates Alert: The Internal Revenue Service has...more

3/18/2013 - Business Torts Civil Conspiracy Fiduciary Duty Fraud IRS Misappropriation Non-Compete Agreements Pleadings Standard Mileage Rates Tax Deductions Tortious Interference Trade Secrets

Business Torts In Virginia

In late January, the United State District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, sitting in Richmond, handed down an opinion that provided a succinct analysis of the pleading standards applicable to several Virginia...more

3/7/2013 - Business Torts Civil Conspiracy Conversion Fiduciary Duty Fraud Misappropriation Tortious Interference Trade Secrets

Virginia Non-Competition Law After Home Paramount

The 2011 Virginia Supreme Court decision in Home Paramount Pest Control Companies, Inc. v. Shaffer turned Virginia non-competition law upside down. As I discussed more fully in a prior article, Home Paramount established a...more

3/1/2013 - Franchise Agreements Home Paramount Pest Control Companies Inc. Inc. v Goldberg Non-Compete Agreements Severability Doctrine United Marketing Solutions

Business Law Newsletter - January 2013

In This Issue: - Written Contracts and the Statute of Limitations...Page 1 - Website Owners: Who is Liable for Third Party Postings on Your Website?...Page 2 - Business Tort Brings Sanctions...Page 3 -...more

1/10/2013 - Breach of Contract Communications Decency Act Conversion Copyright Defamation DMCA Infringement Sanctions Software Statute of Limitations Third-Party Trade Secrets Website Owner Liability Written Agreements

Business Tort Suit Brings Sanctions

Virginia’s business-friendly laws and precedents provide employers with powerful remedies and employees with effective deterrents against wrongful conduct in business affairs. As a Fairfax Circuit judge has recently...more

12/31/2012 - Breach of Contract Conversion Sanctions Software Trade Secrets

Written Contracts And The Statute Of Limitations

Business people prefer written to oral contracts for many reasons. Among them, the terms of a written contract are less susceptible to misconstruction or misunderstanding, and some oral agreements – including real estate...more

12/24/2012 - Breach of Contract Statute of Limitations

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