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No-Poach Agreements: Options for Employers to Protect Their Workforces
Given the DOJ's recently renewed scrutiny under the Biden administration of "no poach" and "no hire" agreements between competitors, many employers are wondering what legal steps they can take to protect their workforces from unlawful raiding by a competitor.
Lawyer With Dramatic Flair Tells How He Won $8M Verdict
Stage actor turned plaintiffs attorney Kurt Zaner of Zaner Harden Law finds it helpful to mimic his favorite TV lawyers, mostly a combination of James Spader in "Boston Legal" and Dylan McDermott in "The Practice."
Virus Cut Access to Courts but Opened Door to Virtual Future
"This is a fundamental constitutional right that the public has — to have open courts and to be able to see what's happening in real time in a courtroom," said David Snyder, executive director of the First Amendment Coalition.
Insurer Disputes Coverage Over Slip and Fall in South Florida Senior Living Complex
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Becker & Poliakoff's South Florida Client Seeks $300M in Damages For Alleged Information Theft
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McKesson Claims It Overpaid Florida Company For N95 Masks, Didn't Get Refund
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Judge: Lawyer Can't Represent Indicted Georgia Prosecutor
"The use of the defendant's private lawyer/friend (not law enforcement or the DA's investigator) to find and persuade a witness is unheard of and fraught with ethical problems," Superior Court Judge Katherine Lumsden wrote.
'This Was Not a Runaway Jury,' Says Houston Lawyer Who Won $352M Verdict
"If you knew the injuries, you'd wonder why it wasn't more," said winning lawyer Randy Sorrels of Sorrels Law in Houston, who tried the case with his wife and law partner Alex Farias-Sorrels.
Administrative Law Judge OKs Online Medical Marijuana Ordering
Judge Suzanne Van Wyk found that the ban on the use of the third-party sites amounted to an unadopted rule and ordered the Florida Department of Health to "immediately discontinue reliance on its policy … regarding online ordering of medical marijuana through third-party websites."Trending Stories
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