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Non-disclosure agreement: “Facebook ‘SUCK IT’ Costs Dad $80,000”
Since this story comes from Lowering the Bar, it’s got its amusing aspects. Dad settles wrongful termination lawsuit against a school. Signs non-disclosure agreement. Daughter posts triumphal “SUCK IT” on Facebook, and Dad loses $80,000 of the $150,000 settlement. As … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged employment lawsuits, non-disclosure settlement agreements, wrongful termination lawsuits
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Settling a case usually means a non-disclosure agreement
And what is a non-disclosure agreement, a/k/a non-disparagement agreement? I signed one, years ago, and have read a couple of others. It is a really uncomfortable document. Someone has offended you, been unjust to you. You agree to settle, presumably … Continue reading
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Tagged non-disclosure settlement agreements, non-disparagement agreements, settlements
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Who sues? Doctors, writers and retired folk
Many “ordinary” people find themselves in “ordinary” situations that force them into lawsuits: wrongful termination, breach of contract, auto accidents, libel…Any of these can happen to you. Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged age discrimination, breach of contract, Buddhists, employment lawsuits, John Grisham, lawsuits and obsessions, lawyer wimps, legal causes of action, libel, Long Term Care insurance, Medicaid fraud, Medicare fraud, non-disclosure settlement agreements, Philip Roth, plaintiff's advice, separation agreements, settlement agreements, settlement negotiations, situations demanding lawsuits, The New Yorker, Tibetan Buddhists
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