Legal Question in Business Law in California

Re: business litigation

If the problem is in California, I can refer you to someone who may be able to assist.

If it's in New York, feel free to get in touch.

Re: business litigation

Does the NDA have a jurisdiction clause? You need to immediately act.

Mike.

Re: business litigation

Well if what you say is true, (and this is a person or business in California) that has breached clear terms of your agreement, then not only can you, but you should take action immediately. The law punishes those who 'sleep" on their rights even if technically the statute of limitations has not run. You can file a lawsuit and maybe obtain a restraining order or injunction, but you will have to pay for an attorney to do this. I highly doubt you will find an attorney to take this on contingency. My rate is $200 an hour with a retainer up front. If interested, please call my office.

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Re: business litigation

I'll simply add to the other excellent answers that the jurisdiction clause in your NDA spells out the place where suit can be brought. If there is no jurisdiction clause in the NDA, then bring suit in the prospective buyer's home county to avoid a costly jurisdictional battle arguing over whether the court even CAN hear the case.

Like everyone else, I'll tell you to act now. Statutes of limitations are short.

If your defendant is in NY, feel free to contact me.

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Re: business litigation

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