Stibbs & Co. P.C. Attorneys Success Stories
Stibbs & Co. attorney Josh Redelman, successfully resolved a non-competition lawsuit during a marathon 18-hour mediation session in favor of the firm’s client. The parties reached an agreement less than a week after the plaintiff sued the firm’s client for allegedly interfering with the plaintiff’s broad non-competition agreement with the firm’s client’s new hire.
After an 18-hour mediation session which stretched long into the night, the parties finally reached a deal at 2:00 AM wherein the plaintiff agreed to dismiss all claims against Stibbs & Co.’s client fully and completely and agreed to substantially narrow the time and scope of the individual’s non-compete agreement. Because Stibbs & Co. and the client acted so quickly, we achieved this excellent result before any court intervention, providing maximum flexibility in securing the most favorable outcome for the company and its new hire.
Practice Areas:
Labor & Employment
Stibbs & Co., P.C. Attorney, Josh Redelman, is a Top Lawyer!
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Joshua A. Redelman
Stibbs & Co. is proud to announce that Josh Redelman, Associate, is recognized as a Houstonia 2022-2023 Top Lawyer. We appreciate all your hard work and dedication. Congratulations Josh!
Practice Areas:
Labor & Employment
Stibbs & Co. attorneys obtained a default judgment in favor of its client in an Opposition proceeding in the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) of the United States Patent & Trademark Office.. The TTAB entered the default judgment after the trademark applicant failed to respond to an Opposition brief prepared by Jeffrey Wendt with assistance from Michael Ellis and Sarah Micle. The brief asserted that there would be a great likelihood of confusion in the relevant market for the goods being sold by our client should applicant’s federal trademark application proceed to register. The brief also alleged fraud in the attempted registration of applicant’s mark, based on public documents filed by the applicant.