Partner Joseph Jacquot contributed an article, “Midpoint 2015: What to Expect from State AGs,” to Law360 on June 29, 2015. The article discussed the civil authority of state attorneys general and their timely interest in select topics, including the competitive implications of state professional boards, electronic payment systems and residential solar energy.
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06 February 2024
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Health Care Joint Ventures: What's the Big Deal?
As the provision of health care services continues to evolve with technological advances, hospitals, health systems, physician groups and health care providers, are examining new ways and methods to provide health care to their populations, including teaming with new and complementary business partners.
04 December 2023
Labor & Employment Law Perspectives
Taxes Are Not the Only Thing to Worry About in Washington — Employers Face Stiff Fines for Violating Washington, D.C.’s Ban on Non-Competes
While many state legislatures have jumped on the Federal Trade Commission’s bandwagon by enacting prohibitions on restrictive covenants, Washington, D.C.’s Office of the Attorney General has gone one step further, imposing a range of fines and penalties for violations of Washington, D.C.’s non-compete ban.
04 December 2023
Labor & Employment Law Perspectives
New York “Denies Access” to Employers Seeking Login Credentials for Employee’s Social Media Accounts
New York employers should take note: 2024 will bring significant changes in the state’s labor law, restricting the ability to seek login credentials for the private social media accounts of employees and job candidates.