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Experienced Non-Compete Agreement Attorney in Pennsylvania
 
13+ years of Employment Law Experience in Bucks County and Montgomery County
 

Non-compete agreements often cause confusion among employees.  How far is the document's reach?  Will it inhibit your ability to seek employement if you voluntarily quit?  What about if you are discharged?  Do you have the ability to negotiate terms?  Will your next job violate the non-compete?  What are your options?

 

Obviously, the best time to have a contract reviewed is prior to signing.  If you are presented with a non-compete agreement by an employer or prospective employer you should review it carefully and make sure you understand all of the terms prior to signing.  If you have any questions you should contact an experienced employment law attorney.

 

 
Non-compete agreement issues arise in a variety of ways, including, but not limited to:
  • At hire as a condition of employment
  • As a new "policy" implemented during employment that employees are asked to sign 
  • In considering subsequent offers of employement
  • Upon notice from a former employer alleging violation of a previously executed non-compete

Irrespective of how the issue presents itself, it is important to seek legal counsel to protect yourself.

 

 
Have you been presented with a non-compete agreement by a current or prospective employer?
Have you received notice from a former employer alleging violation of a previously executed non-compete? 
 
If so, contact the Law Office of Bruce Preissman.  When you meet with Bruce Preissman he will review the agreement, listen to your concerns and counsel you about your options.  He will inquire about what, if any, compensation you received in exchange for signing the non-compete agreement or about your negotiation options if a non-compete clause is offered as part of a severance package.  If you already received notice from a former emplyer alleging violation of a previously executed non-compete agreement, he can represent and defend you in court.

 
Contact Us
 
If you have a question regarding a non-compete agreement, contact The Law Offices of Bruce Preissman.
To contact us call 215-322-6990.
 
The Law Offices of
Bruce Preissman
1032 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 204
Feasterville, PA 19053
215-322-6990

 
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