Navigation “If you think you’ve learned it all and you’re going to open up the playbook and just impose it on the company, that’s not going to work,” said 69-year-old Brad Lerman, who came out of retirement in April 2023 to become chief legal officer of Starbucks. Click Here To Read The Full Article
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NJ Business Court Ruling Shows Noncompetes 'Remain a Powerful Weapon,' Attorney Says
The court’s decision to grant the preliminary injunction regarding the noncompete comes at a time when the FTC has attempted to ban noncompetes, with numerous states having already done so. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Critical Mass With Law.com's Amanda Bronstad: Could Texas Camp Face Lawsuits Over Flood Deaths? Boeing Averts Another Max-8 Trial Amid Air India Investigation
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'A Daft Suggestion': Judge Declines to Kick Hundreds of Paraquat Cases Out of Philadelphia
Judge Joshua Roberts of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas on July 11 denied a motion from Syngenta Crop Protection LLC and Chevron U.S.A. Inc. that challenged the plaintiffs’ choice of forum in Philadelphia paraquat cases with plaintiffs who are not Pennsylvania residents. In his ruling, Roberts held that the defendants’ arguments “utterly fail[ed] to […]
Lateral Partner Vetting Intensifies as Compensation Creeps Upward
Law firms are asking lateral partner candidates much more probing questions about their client lists, originations, and portability and profitability of practice, observers say. Click Here To Read The Full Article