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How South Florida Firms Are Pushing Toward Full-Vax
We polled leading South Florida law firms to understand how (and why) they're asking their attorneys and staff to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Pa. Legislators Propose to Ban Noncompetes in Doctors' Employment Contracts
One of the most prevalent provisions in a physician's employment contract is a restrictive covenant (otherwise known as a covenant not to compete or noncompete agreement).They often set forth proscriptions while employed and post-employment.
Action-Snacked Year: Food Labeling Class Actions on the Rise
In this article, the authors examine recent decisions from New York federal courts at the motion to dismiss stage and explain how companies can defeat these cases quickly.
People in the News—May 28, 2021—Marshall Dennehey, Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts
Speakers Mohamed N. Bakry, shareholder in the Philadelphia office of Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin and member of the firm's diversity…
To Boost Productivity, Lawyers and Law Students Should 'Socially Distance' From Their Phones
Suffolk University law professor Shailini George discusses her new book about distraction and how law students can increase their focus in a world dominated by smartphones.
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Donald Trump's Contributions to Constitutional Law
Will Trump's extradition, if it ever comes to that, be another example of Trump's contribution to constitutional law?
Employment Law Considerations for Companies Considering a COVID Vaccine Mandate
Companies would like to return to pre-pandemic "normalcy," or some version of it, but are left juggling employee safety issues, maintenance of their company culture, and consideration of the various employment laws and pertinent, and often modified, guidelines.
Potter Anderson Announces New Head of Bankruptcy Practice
L. Katherine Good, a partner at Potter Anderson & Corroon, is taking over as head of the firm's bankruptcy practice.
Young Lawyers Feel Ripple Effect of Judicial Vacancies and Case Delays
With the perfect storm of COVID-19 closures, an astronomical backlog of cases, and significant judicial vacancies across the state, the emerging attorney's obstacles to gaining courtroom experience seem insurmountable.
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