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FTC's Proposed Rule Means Employers and Employees Should Review Existing Agreements

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently announced a proposed rule that would bar noncompetes in most employment agreements. It's unclear whether the rule will go into effect because the FTC's authority to issue to do so will probably be challenged in court.

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The Never Waiver—Whether Parties Can Expressly Waive Service Requirements Under the Hague Convention

Despite the language in the contract, you may still have to comply with the obligations of the Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters, otherwise known as the Hague Service Convention, to serve the foreign defendant.

By Kevin Paule

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'I Was Robbed!'—Florida's Statutory Safe Harbor for Wire Transfers

With the increase of the internet and online banking, hackers have devised ways to access people's personal information, and to send emails to banks or others, posing as the true bank account holders, making wire transfer requests from what appears to be the customer's or other legitimate email addresses.

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