Non-Solicitation Concerns: Organizing the Available Facts

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Practical brief for attorneys, paralegals, and business teams.

A departing employee and a lost client may be connected, but the timing alone does not establish solicitation. Begin by separating documented contact from suspicion.

A focused approach

Gather authorized records showing the relevant relationship, dates, communications, and changes in business. Identify who has firsthand knowledge and what could be independently verified.

Points to address

  • Create a client-contact chronology
  • Distinguish inbound inquiries from alleged outreach
  • Preserve the context of each communication

What the findings mean

Investigative work should test competing explanations. The result may support the concern, weaken it, or show that additional information is needed.

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