In November 2018, Georgia voters approved a constitutional amendment to establish a statewide business court. During Georgia’s 2019 Legislative Session, lawmakers were tasked with passing a bill to create that court. That goal was achieved on the last day of…
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Sometimes an exciting business opportunity really is too good to be true. In the past year, several news stories – Theranos, Fyre Festival, and Anna Delvey (affectionately known as the “Soho Grifter”) – have captured the public’s attention in what…
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) recently released its charge statistics for FY 2018. The number of employment discrimination charges filed in FY 2018 totaled 76,418, a decrease from FY 2017. The EEOC obtained more than $500 million in FY…
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In yet another call for non-compete reform, a group of unions, nonprofits and professors have asked the Federal Trade Commission to put an end to non-compete agreements across the United States. The call was led by a group known as…
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