Burkhart v. Semitool, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that court lacked jurisdiction to consider merits of claim after defendant had moved to compel, and defendant had accepted, arbitration
• holding that court lacked jurisdiction to consider merits of claim after defendant had moved to compel, and defendant had accepted, arbitration
• suggesting lawyer make all practicable efforts to limit disclosure, including protective ordérs
• Rule 1.6 extremely broad; contemplates that lawyer may reveal confidential information to establish employment-related claim
• in-house counsel may bring employment claims contemplated under rules of professional conduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).