Steps to take after injured in a personal injury accident
September 22, 2024
Experiencing a personal injury accident can be overwhelming, and the decisions made immediately afterward are critical to protecting your rights and securing compensation. Reha Goodwin Caras LLP is here to support you through the process by outlining the essential steps you should take after being injured in a personal injury accident. Step 1: Seek Immediate… Read more »
Common Real Estate Contract Disputes
August 22, 2024
Real estate transactions are significant financial undertakings that involve numerous legal complexities. Despite the best efforts of all parties involved, disputes can and do arise. These disputes often stem from misunderstandings, breaches of contract, or differing interpretations of the contract terms. Addressing these disputes effectively with the guidance of Reha Goodwin Caras LLP is crucial… Read more »
How to protect your business interest and assets
July 22, 2024
For business owners, protecting your interests and assets is not just about managing day-to-day operations but also about ensuring that your legacy endures beyond your lifetime. Estate planning is a crucial strategy that helps you achieve this goal, providing the legal tools necessary to manage, transfer, and protect your business assets according to your wishes…. Read more »
What you should include in your Living Will
June 22, 2024
A living will is an essential document that every individual should consider as part of their estate planning. It serves as a legal tool that outlines your preferences regarding medical treatment in situations where you may be unable to communicate those wishes yourself. By clearly defining your healthcare desires in a living will, you can… Read more »
Solving your Partnership Disputes
May 28, 2024
Partnership disputes can significantly disrupt business operations, affecting profitability, company culture, and the long-term viability of your venture. Such conflicts may arise due to various reasons including disagreements over business strategy, distribution of profits, or operational roles. At Reha Goodwin Caras LLP, located at Littleton, CO, we provide comprehensive legal solutions tailored to resolve these… Read more »
What does the Uniform Trade Secrets Act UTSA cover?
April 28, 2024
The Uniform Trade Secrets Act (UTSA) serves as a vital legislative framework designed to protect confidential business information from misappropriation. Enacted by various states across the U.S., UTSA outlines legal protections for trade secrets, which are integral to the innovative and competitive edge of businesses. At Reha Goodwin Caras LLP, we understand the significance of… Read more »
What can you do when all is not fair in life and business?
March 31, 2021
When you launch a business, it likely seems as though your possibilities are endless. You may draw from others’ concepts to develop your unique strategy. Yet, there may be a limit to what you can do with that knowledge. Fair market competition can have a positive influence on your company decisions. However, when it comes… Read more »
Trade secrets and patented secrets often work together
February 20, 2020
Trade secrets and patents can reinforce each other but are certainly not the same, as a recent court decision once again reminds us. Both can be part of a coordinated strategy to protect a company’s intellectual property. Lettuce becomes shrouded in secrecy The case involved a Maine-based company, Global Protein Products (GPP). It provides special… Read more »
FTC considers rule limiting use of noncompete agreements
January 25, 2020
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said in early January it is weighing a rule that would curtail companies from forcing employees to sign noncompete clauses that prevent them from working for competitors. The announcement came after 19 state attorneys general wrote a letter last summer urging the FTC to limit or ban the agreements,… Read more »
Nondisclosure agreements aren’t the only way to guard IP
December 06, 2019
Nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) have been under pressure in recent years in Colorado and across the country. Although some legal and policy reforms have weakened them in limited ways, the NDA is alive and well. But NDAs are not the only way to keep secrets about a company’s intellectual property (IP). Whether a company is looking… Read more »