Investigating Police Shootings

Recently, there have been several incidents involving police shootings of civilians. Shortly before the writing of this article, members of the New York Police Department opened fire on a gunman in the Empire State Building. Reports vary as to whether bystanders were...

Twitter – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Twitter is now one of the largest social media networks on the Internet.  “Tweeting” has become a global pastime for many social network users.  The main difference between Twitter and other social networking sites is that it allows the user to connect to anyone,...

Verifying Violations of Non-Compete Agreements

Employees who sign employment agreements that include a “non-compete” provision are generally prohibited from working in jobs or businesses that would provide services or products that compete with the current employer. However, employees will often...

Case Study: Too Close for Comfort

The client had purchased a small accounting firm from a gentleman who claimed he was leaving South Florida and moving to Central Florida. The seller entered into a non-compete agreement, restricting his involvement in another accounting business to an area outside a...