The noncompetition clause in a former employee's employment agreement was invalid and unenforceable as a matter of law for lack of proper territorial l

Some evidence supported the Workers' Compensation Board's finding that the decedent was in a state of continuous employment and had completed a personal mission, when he was severely injured in an a

The trial court did not err in permanently enjoining the disclosure of unredacted copies of certain documents containing asphalt design mix formulas under the Open Records Act, because evidence show

Regardless of whether the plaintiff denominated its claim as aiding and abetting a breach of fiduciary duty, procuring a breach of fiduciary duty or tortious interference with a fiduciary duty, Geor

The arbitrator did not manifestly disregard the law in determining that the non-compete and non-solicit covenants in the defendant's executive employment agreement were reasonable and enforc

An injured worker's refusal to accept a suitable job based on a legal inability to perform the job resulting from the worker's voluntary conduct, rather than a lack of skill or physical capacity, is

The defendant finance company could rely on arbitration clause in installment sales contract that was signed by plaintiff and third party car dealership since finance company and dealership were sue

The superior court erred in reversing the ALJ's finding that the claimant suffered a new injury after leaving his employment with the county since some evidence support

An arbitration panel did not overstep its authority in awarding attorneys' fees to the plaintiff, even though the plaintiff did not prevail on all of its claims, because the arbitration clause at is

A worker's compensation insurer could not prove that the injured employee was fully and completely compensated when he settled his third-party tort action because the insurer did not intervene in th