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Noncompetes for Low-Wage Workers—Current Landscape and What the Future May Bring
Historically, the enforcement of noncompete agreements has been dictated by state law. States that have taken it upon themselves to curtail the use of noncompetes have primarily done so by limiting the scope of the restrictions imposed and conditions under which such agreements may be executed. But some states have taken even more aggressive steps.
Discrimination Suit Points Finger at UM Associate Dean, Alleging He Gave Men Preferential Treatment
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Connecticut Movers: FLB Law and Brody Wilkinson Announce New Hires
Two new associates begin work at Connecticut-based firms. Jessica Espinoza joins FLB Law in Westport and Lauren Cimbol joins Brody Wilkinson's New York office.
Fox Rothschild to Open Kansas City Office Next Week
The firm said it has seen increasing demand from its Midwestern clients.
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Google Loses Appeal in EU Antitrust Battle as Court Upholds $2.8B Fine
The EU General Court ruled that the tech giant had violated competition rules by boosting its own comparison shopping service over competitors in search results—a ruling that is likely to result in more investigations into a business model that has been embraced by many tech giants.
Bast Amron, Trenam, Arnold & Porter Among Firms Wading Into Suit Over Pharma Distribution Payments
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
People in the News—Nov. 10, 2021—Faegre Drinker, Wapner Newman
On Dec. 9, Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath business litigation partner Antonio Pozos is scheduled to co-present a virtual CLE with Jordan Strauss, managing director of Kroll, titled "Leading Technology Enabled Investigations: Effective Management and Ethical Pitfalls."
Eighth Circuit: Traffic Stop Justified by Mistake of Fact About Vehicle's Cracked Windshield
The court recently affirmed the denial of a motion to suppress evidence obtained after a traffic stop that was ostensibly based on a crack in the windshield that did not go all the way across the windshield and did not obstruct the driver's view.
Virtual, Remote Depositions Introduce New Client Management Headaches
While most lawyers have adapted to virtual depositions, avoiding tech mishaps and managing clients through a square screen is still a wild card that can negatively impact legal proceedings.TRENDING STORIES
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