Colorado Business Attorneys
Trade Secrets Part 2: A Colorado Trade Secret Owner’s Bill of Rights Mar 24, 2014 By Reed Morris The most common scenario we see with trade secrets at Mallon & Lonnquist is where a former employee has left a company and is disclosing trade secret information to a new employer and competitor. The second most…
read moreThe Enforceable Elements of Non-Competition Agreements Mar 14, 2014 The Enforceable Elements of Non-Competition Agreements By: Craig T. Watrous Non-competition agreements, also known as covenants not to compete or simply “non-competes”, are becoming increasingly popular and important in today’s competitive, technical business environment. Employers rely on such agreements to prevent key employees, who may have…
read moreColorado Trade Secrets Part 1: What is a Trade Secret under Colorado Law? Mar 02, 2014 By Reed Morris We start this multi-part exploration trade secrets in Colorado with the general definition of trade secrets under Colorado law. Later posts will explore Colorado trade secret law in greater depth including the steps that must be…
read moreBy: Craig Watrous Companies often use very simple purchase order forms without considering the missed opportunity of including important contractual terms. Both buyers and sellers should use detailed purchase orders containing the specific contractual language necessary to protect their interests and accurately reflect the sale/purchase they are making. Standard purchase order forms are often missing…
read moreMallon & Lonnquist to Present NAPM – Denver Winter Seminar Feb 08, 2014 Colorado business attorneys Craig Watrous and Reed Morris will be teaching the Denver National Association of Purchasing Management (“NAPM”) Winter Seminar: “Legal Insights for the Supply Professional” on Tuesday, February 11th, from 9:00AM to 4:00PM. This all day legal seminar covers common business…
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