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Expecting Mothers Are Latest Victims of Physician Non-Compete Agreements
Recent developments in Pennsylvania provide yet another compelling example of why non-compete agreements in the healthcare sector should be void as against public policy. In
Bosley Loses Non-Compete Fight Against Former Doctor & Rival Hair Clinic
In the modern world, non-compete agreements are ubiquitous. And as a result, non-compete litigation is everywhere. For some reason, Illinois recently has played host to
FTC Folds, Admits Google Never Broke Antitrust Laws
Over the past two years, we have heard an endless stream of pundits, analysts and lobbyists weigh in on the possible antitrust case against Google.
Amazon (Basically) Loses Non-Compete Case Against Former Employee Who Left For Google
In October of this year, Amazon sued a former employee who had jumped ship and gone to work for Google. Beginning in mid-2010, Daniel Powers
FTC Enters Final Order Invaliding Non-Compete Agreements of Reno Cardiologists
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission issued a final decision approving a consent order that will invalidate the non-compete agreements of ten cardiologists who are
Advertising Giant Leo Burnett in Non-Compete Fight Over Kellogg Account with Eight Former Employees
Early this month, eight employees of the advertising giant Leo Burnett Company simultaneously left the company in the midst of work on a critical project
