Jack Lovejoy2024-05-07T21:04:16+00:00

Jack Lovejoy

(206) 812-0894

Jack Lovejoy

Admitted in Washington

Jack Lovejoy is a partner at Corr Cronin. He is a litigator and trial lawyer, having tried cases in state and federal courts and in private arbitration. Jack has represented publicly-traded companies, government entities, the nation’s largest trade association, securities broker-dealers, and many local business and individuals in a wide array of cases. Jack’s practice emphasizes trade secrets, unfair competition, non-competition and non-solicitation agreements, and securities.

Before joining Corr Cronin, Jack was a partner with Cable Langenbach Kinerk & Bauer, LLP. Jack is a frequent speaker at legal seminars. He has been selected as a Super Lawyer each year since 2020.

Professional Associations

  • Washington State Bar Association

  • American Bar Association

  • King County Bar Association

Education/Background

  • J.D., University of Washington School of Law, 2005

  • B.A., History, Yale University, 2001

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Presentations and Publications

  • The Law Governing Employment Transitions, RCW 49.62, Noncompetes, and Trade Secrets. 24th Annual Labor & Employment Conference (2021)

  • Too Many, Too Broad, Too Long: Washington Overhauls Non-compete Agreements, King County Bar Bulletin, July 2019, with Lawrence R. Cock and Benjamin Byers

  • Reshaping Noncompetes in Washington, Washington State Bar News, September 2019, with Lawrence R. Cock and Benjamin Byers

  • State Securities Act Protects the Public; Rely on It, King County Bar Bulletin, November 2019, with Lawrence R. Cock and John T. Bender

  • Likely to Go Viral, How COVID-19 Will Encourage Securities Act of Washington Claims, King County Bar Association CLE, June 30, 2020, with Lawrence R. Cock and John T. Bender

  • Non-solicitation, Non-acceptance of Business, No Hire, and Confidentiality Agreements, 21st Annual Labor & Employment Law Conference (2018)

  • 100,000 Things You Need to Understand about Washington’s New Noncompetition Statute, 22nd Annual Labor & Employment Law Conference, with Lawrence R. Cock (2019)

  • The Law Governing Employment Transitions, RCW 49.62, Noncompetes, and Trade Secrets, 23rd Annual Labor & Employment Law Conference (2020)

  • Unfair Competition, Non-Competes and Exiting Employees, 19th Annual Labor & Employment Law Conference (2016)(written materials)

  • Financial Institutions Their Intersection with Elder Law, WSBA conference Navigating Elder Law Systems: Advising Clients in a Complex World (2016)

  • Civil Remedies for Exploitation of Vulnerable Adults, King County Bar, RPPT Section (2015)

  • Prevailing to be “Prevailing:” Can a Party Recover Fees Following a Voluntary Dismissal? WSBA Litigation Section, Litigation News, Volume 25, No. 2 – Spring 2013

  • Motions in Limine. Making the Most of Motions Practice (2012)

  • Securities Act Poses Risk for Outside Directors, King County Bar Bulletin, 2010, with Lawrence R. Cock

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