Previously on the blog we discussed how non-compete agreements in California are presumed void unless they meet one of two very narrow statutory exceptions. A recent decision from the  Delaware Court of Chancery further emphasized the reach and effect of this presumption by upholding a California employee’s right to contract despite a non-compete agreement in an employment contract governed by Delaware law. Specifically, in  Ascension Insurance Holdings, LLC v. Underwood et al., the Delaware Court...

Title insurance protects real estate owners and lenders from property loss or damage that could arise from defects in the title to the property, or damages due to liens and/or encumbrances.  Each title insurance policy is different, as each one will have different terms and conditions. For most types of insurance (such as car or health insurance), the insured generally pays a monthly premium to protect against potential future events. With title insurance, the insured...