Legal Articles, General Practice

The fired employee’s non-compete agreement

Blog post on the topic of non-compete agreements and employees who have been fired.

New Connecticut Statute Restricts Physician Non-Compete Agreements

Blog post on new CT statute that establishes significant new restrictions on physician non-compete agreements in the state.

Connecticut Senate passes bill limiting doctor non-compete agreements

Blog post on recent passage of proposal by CT state Senate limiting non-compete clauses in physicians' contracts.

Can businesses refuse to serve or employ Trump supporters?

Blog post on the legality of a business to serve someone on the basis of their political beliefs.

Trump plans to fire feds faster

Blog post on the topic of President Trump's plans for federal employees.

No Moves to End DACA in the Early Days of the Trump Administration

During his Presidential campaign, now - President Donald Trump stated that he would end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program and the currently enjoined Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA) Program on his first day in office.

Potential Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch on Chevron Deference

In this article, we will examine Judge Gorsuch's views on Chevron deference through a couple of his immigration decisions.

Parce que Papi et Mamie ont le droit de voir leurs petits-enfants

Rights of grand-parents to see their grandchildren

Conjoints de fait ou couple marié : quelles différences pour les enfants au niveau légal ?

Differences between Married Couples - Common Law Spouses for the children under Quebec Law.

« Famille recomposée : quels sont les droits pour les beaux-parents ? »

Step-parents' rights and responsibilities toward stepchildren

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