Today, instead of blogging about business litigation, I want offer personal thoughts to my friends, neighbors, clients and colleagues from Eastern Europe. I am hoping for a quick end to the hostilities in Ukraine, and for peace in the region. Praying that your...


Professional Litigation
Labor & Employment
Month: February 2022
Negotiating Your Release
by stanleycheiken | Feb 19, 2022 | Firm News
Before an employee with a signed restrictive covenant resigns and takes a job that may arguably violate the terms of the restrictive covenant, he or she should consider asking the current employers to waive the terms of the restrictive covenant. This is a strategic...
The Documents Tell The Tale
by stanleycheiken | Feb 12, 2022 | Firm News
In business litigation disputes, the testimony of the witnesses is frequently not the most important evidence offered at trial. What is? The parties' documents. The documents usually tell the tale - and they do it in a way that is generally more credible than a...
Disciplinary Actions – Consequences
by stanleycheiken | Feb 5, 2022 | Firm News
For licensed professionals in the midst of disciplinary actions, it is important to analyze the effect an adverse disciplinary action may potentially have on your affiliations with third parties. Of course, the termination of your license in a disciplinary action will...
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