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How to draft enforceable noncompetition agreements

Employers often have their employees sign “noncompetition” agreements as a condition of their employment. However, it’s often the case that such agreements are too ambitious. They may be overbroad and declared unenforceable if the employee or a subsequent employer challenges them in litigation.

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How to review your mid-year financials to boost your paycheck, reduce taxes

Most taxpayers, when you get down to it, have similar tax returns year after year. But some years, your situation may have changed and as a result, your tax position will be affected. For example, did you get married? Have you had a baby or adopted a child? Is a son or daughter now in college or perhaps you returned to college yourself?

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