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Maven Advantage, Inc. and Square One Storm Restoration, LLC are competing roofing businesses. Maven alleged that two employees (Couch and Daniels) stole Maven’s trade secrets (customer lists) and then quit to work for Square One. According to Maven, Couch and Daniels used Maven’s customer lists and unlawful tactics…
Save the Date!February 2-4, 2026
Mark your calendars! Our interactive Aviation Symposium will return to Virginia during the first week of February.
The Symposium will feature a series of moderated panels where you’ll hear from members of the aviation industry with in-depth experience.
An email will fly into your inbox as soon as registration opens…
A Durham County class action asks whether “My Chart,” a widely used portal that medical providers use to communicate with patients about test results, conditions, and treatments should more aptly be labeled “Our Chart.”
In Rodriguez v. FastMed Urgent Care, Inc., 2025 NCBC 15, a patient of FastMed sued over the portal’s use of…
Turmoil continues to roil the highest ranks of the Internal Revenue Service, as the President has replaced the acting IRS Commissioner that he appointed just last week. As we previously wrote, on Tax Day, the President named a former IRS criminal investigator, Gary Shapely, as the new IRS chief. At the end of last…
In international adoption, prospective adoptive parents must work with a Hague Accredited or Approved Adoption Service provider. This is true for both relative and non-relative adoptions. To successfully attain Hague Accreditation or Approval, international adoption agencies must undergo a rigorous review by their accrediting entity to ensure substantial compliance with relevant U.S. law. To maintain…
In a significant ruling for employers, the California Court of Appeal has validated the use of “prospective” meal period waivers, allowing workers to voluntarily waive their meal breaks in advance, under certain conditions. The case, Bradsbery v. Vicar Operating, Inc., marks a key moment in the ongoing discussion about meal period laws in California.
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On April 17th, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held that an FCC penalty violates the Seventh Amendment based on the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in SEC v. Jarkesy.
The Seventh Amendment provides for the right to a jury trial in civil cases when the claim is legal in nature. Last summer, the…
Today is Day 1 of Franchise Times Dealmakers Week. The webinar series is serving up a week of can’t-miss conversations with top franchise leaders who are building platforms, scaling brands, and reshaping the future of franchising. As a transactional and regulatory franchise attorney, these webinars provide valuable industry deal insight.
The week kicked off…
The federal procurement landscape continues to shift and transform.
Two recent executive orders push the government contracting community further towards the plan for a comprehensive update of the Federal Acquisition Regulation – commonly referred to as FAR 2.0.
Last week (April 15 and 16), the Trump Administration released two Executive Orders aimed at modernizing and…
In keeping with the close watch that the Business Court keeps on developments in Delaware corporate law, we suggest a brief review of recent changes made by the Delaware legislature in an attempt to stem the exit of corporations seeking to recharter in other states. Our colleagues Andrew Santana and Kacey Fonner wrote about the…
