While non-compete legislation at the federal level is highly unlikely under the current administration, calls for non-compete reform, especially for lower level employees, have continued to gain steam. Most recently, the editorial board of Bloomberg weighed in on the issue. …
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On August 22, 2018, The Ohio State University held a press conference and revealed that football coach Urban Meyer would not lose his job over the handling of the Zach Smith domestic violence controversy. Instead, Coach Meyer was issued a…
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Harvard University’s admissions practices are on trial in federal court in Boston. The plaintiffs in the case accuse Harvard of setting a restrictive quota for the number of Asian-Americans students it accepts. The University denies the claim. This case has…
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This blog carefully tracks developments related to Georgia’s Restrictive Covenant Act (RCA), which passed in 2011 and substantially revised Georgia’s non-compete law. Until last week, there were no published opinions from the appellate courts in Georgia addressing the RCA. Also,…
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