Cases don’t try very often. Doubly so in trade secret/non-compete litigation. So many of these disputes get resolved at the injunctive relief phase of the proceeding that, when one goes the distance, it is almost always worth peeking under the hood. In MWK Recruiting, Inc. v. Jowers, No. 1:18-cv-444-RP (WD Tex.), a federal district court […]
Continue ReadingThis post was authored by Gregory Ahlsen, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Touro Law Center In January 2017, a water company applied for a conditional use permit with the City of Sedona, Arizona (the “City”) to construct a water tank and pumping plant on a vacant lot in a residentially zoned district. The water company held public […]
Continue ReadingIndian Partnership Act was earlier part of the Indian Contract itself. It was the eleventh chapter of the Indian Contract Act. The provisions of the Indian Partnership Act were covered under Sections 239 to section 266. Later it was separated by the Indian Contract Act. The provisions of the Indian Contract Act are still applicable […]
Continue ReadingRepublican candidate Brenna Bird was elected Iowa’s next attorney general after besting Democratic incumbent Tom Miller in a close race. In a victory speech, Bird credited law enforcement agents for her success. “We back the blue here in Iowa don’t we?” she said. “And, tonight our success was due to the law enforcement support that […]
Continue ReadingLegal experts have reacted to unfounded claims that Donald Trump sent federal agents to stop Florida’s 2018 gubernatorial election being “stolen” from Ron DeSantis. In a lengthy statement attacking the Florida governor, Trump took credit for helping DeSantis win the 2018 GOP primary over Florida’s agriculture commissioner, Adam Putnam, and the midterm election against Democrat […]
Continue ReadingLawyer Alina Habba, center, with two unidentified men leaving Manhattan’s Supreme Court on April 25, 2022.Molly Crane Newman/New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images A group of Trump lawyers was fined over a failed case alleging a vast pro-Clinton conspiracy. The judge called it a “deliberate use of the judicial system to pursue […]
Continue ReadingThis post was authored by Julia Buli, JD Candidate, Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. Pursuant to Michigan Law (MCL) 35,441(1), veterans may hold a license to sell goods. It states, “[a] veteran may sell his or her own goods within this state if the proceeds from the sale of the goods are to […]
Continue ReadingFormer Washington US attorney Jessie Liu is representing Christopher Kamon against a wire fraud charge Liu’s law firm Skadden also represented Kamon in a dispute over his laptop in the Girardi Keese bankruptcy (Reuters) – Arrested over the weekend on a wire fraud charge, the former chief financial officer of defunct law firm Girardi Keese […]
Continue ReadingAbout IJDR The International Journal for Dispute Resolution is a bi-monthly online journal that promotes research in the field of Alternative dispute resolution systems as an integrated subject. It started with an aim to make it an excellent platform for sharing knowledge and excellent research material in the field of ADRs among students, Research Scholars, […]
Continue ReadingThomson Reuters Practical Law has released an update to “Trade Secret Laws: Connecticut,” a Q&A guide to state law on trade secrets and confidentiality for private employers in Connecticut, co-authored by our colleagues David S. Poppick and Carol J. Faherty, attorneys at Epstein Becker Green. Following is an excerpt: This Q&A addresses the state-specific definition […]
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