Timothy A. Rybacki represents employers in all areas of labor and employment law, with an emphasis on litigation involving:
- Unfair competition
- Theft of trade secrets
- Duties of loyalty and confidentiality
- Non-competition and non-solicitation agreements
- Traditional labor law matters
- Discrimination, harassment and retaliation
He practices in federal and state courts and before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. He also appears before the National Labor Relations Board and handles labor management relations.
Since joining Littler Mendelson, Timothy has served as a frequent author, editor and presenter on labor and employment matters.
In law school, he was the excutive editor of the Emory International Law Review.
RECOGNITION
- Recipient, ABA/BNA Award for Excellence in the Study of Labor and Employment Law
- Recipient, W. Richard Smith Award for Excellence in Legal Writing and Research and Writing
- Recipient, Dean's Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in Wage and Hour Law
PUBLICATIONS
- May 21, 2007
- November 6, 2006
BLOG ENTRIES
- Workplace Privacy Counsel, August 1, 2007
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
- August 11, 2011
ADDITIONAL PRESENTATIONS
- 2010Hot Topics in Employee Law and Unfair Competition
61st Annual Oil and Gas Law Conference, Institute for Energy Law - Center for American and International Law - 2009Navigating Non-Compete Agreements, Non-Solicitation Agreements, and Trade Secrets-Enforcement Side
Houston Bar Association, Employment Law Institute - 2009Protecting Trade Secrets and Proprietary Information when Employees Leave
22nd Annual Technology Law Conference, The University of Texas School of Law - 2008Effective Strategies to Prevent Unfair Competition
Annual Conference, Texas Banker's Association - 2007Covenants Not to Compete and Other Effective Strategies to Prevent Unfair Competition
Annual Intellectual Property Law Institute, Houston Intellectual Property Law Association/University of Houston Law Foundation - 2007Noncompetition Agreements: Latest Developments and Special Considerations for Technology Companies
20th Annual Technology Law Conference, The University of Texas School of Law
