The enforceability of non-compete provisions continues to be in the national spotlight.   In a recent Delaware Supreme Court decision...

In January 2024, the US Department of Labor (DOL) published a final rule that changes the test for determining whether a worker is an...

Personal data is used by a broader range of entities for a broader range of purposes daily. Privacy and data security issues are...

The Ninth Circuit found a California law that prohibited employers from requiring employees to sign an arbitration agreement as a...

An essential part of scaling for start-ups and emerging companies is the strategic use of investment tools. Stock options and warrants,...

A Delaware court of Chancery invalidated a non-compete entered into as part of a business sale. The court held that the restrictive...

A U.S. District Court judge ruled in a suit involving long-haul truck drivers that sleeper berth time exceeding eight hours per day is...

Under the new policy, companies that timely and voluntarily self-disclose criminal misconduct uncovered during their pre-acquisition due...

The Massachusetts Supreme Court has reversed a summary judgment granted an employer on a claim of age discrimination asserted by a...

Carve-out transactions allow owners to divest non-core business units for value creation.   Businesses have increasingly embraced...

A claim was brought over a company’s practice of suppressing reviews on its website. The company asked for the case to be dismissed. The...

A wholesale plumbing and heating product supplier must pay its inside sales representatives overtime. The Court ruled that they did not...

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB or Board) has ended 52 years of Board law that had previously enshrined the secret ballot...

A company sued two former employees and asked that the Court forbid them from using its internal compilation of its labor rates. The...

As more businesses seek to use artificial intelligence (AI) to generate content, it is vital to understand the scope of copyright...

A Chapter 93A count was dismissed from a contract lawsuit based on the contract's choice of law clause. That clause said New York law...

A jury found two defendants liable for their former employer's misappropriation of trade secrets. The judge found this violated Chapter...

Consumer privacy litigation based on websites is skyrocketing. This is due to two appellate court decisions involving whether a website’s...

The Supreme Court overturned its precedent and held that the goal of achieving a diverse student body cannot justify using race as a...

Several states have recently passed new automatic renewal laws (ARLs) that regulate continuing or renewing contracts for goods and...