Jason L. Abelove

Business Law

Tortious Interference with a Contract or with Prospective Contractual Relations
Parties to a contract are entitled to performance of the contract without interference from others. Interference with a contract can lead to claims of tortious interference with performance of the contract or tortious interference with prospective contractual relations. More...
Consumer Law
(Proper Disposal of Consumer Information) More...
Formation of a Partnership
A partnership is created when members of the partnership intentionally join together to carry on a business that is not incorporated. Members, or partners, may be individuals, trusts, estates, corporations, or other partnerships. More...
Duty of Loyalty
RATIFICATION OF SELF-INTERESTED DIRECTOR TRANSACTIONS More...
Employees' Duty of Loyalty
Generally, an employee owes the duty of undivided loyalty to his or her employer. Courts take varying approaches to the issue of an employee's duty of loyalty. Some jurisdictions do not acknowledge a separate cause of action for an employee's breach of loyalty unless there is a fiduciary relationship between the employer and the employee. The claim is usually pleaded as a breach of a fiduciary duty. Some jurisdictions recognize a separate claim for an employee's breach of the duty of loyalty but also acknowledge its relationship to a fiduciary breach. A common thread in all jurisdictions is that employees who occupy a position of trust and confidence owe their employers a higher duty of loyalty than lower-level employees. The scope of the duty of loyalty depends on the particular fact circumstances and the nature of the employment relationship. More...

Areas of Practice

  • Business Law
  • Discrimination
  • Employee Rights
  • Employment Discrimination
  • Labor and Employment
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