While three states have largely banned noncompete agreements and 11 states have banned them for low-wage and hourly workers, Missouri is among the remaining states which allow such agreements if not overly broad, according to a Bloomberg Law analysis.
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ACC concerned ruling sets bad precedent for attorney-client privilege
The ruling threatens to expand the use and scope of administrative subpoenas that over 300 federal agencies have the authority to use.
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Management-side bar braces for NLRB ruling fallout
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EEOC proposes ‘expansive’ Pregnant Worker Act rule
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General counsel respond to BigLaw attorneys’ concern over extreme client demands
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Generative AI creates new insurance risks for corporations