By Will Wray | Rhode Island recently adopted a law prohibiting physicians and their employers from agreeing to non-competition clauses (also called “restrictive covenants”) in their contracts. Prior the law’s passage, physician […]
RI Joins MA and CT in Curtailing Physician Non-Competition & Solicitation Agreements Read More »
By Rachelle Green & Jonathan Cardosi | More than two years after President Obama directed that changes be made, the U.S. Department of Labor recently issued a much-anticipated new rule
New DOL Overtime Rule Calls for a Fresh Look at Compensation Strategies Read More »
By Roger Hood | The President signed into law the Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) on May 12th. Now, for the first time, companies seeking to protect trade secrets are
Trade Secrets Protected Under Federal Law for First Time Read More »
By Jean Harrington | Many states including Rhode Island, have adopted a hybrid form of entity called a “low profit limited liability company” or “L3C”. It’s a legal structure created
When Profit is Not the Only Point Read More »
By Michael Sweeney | Among the many personal and often emotional issues successful business owners face when contemplating a liquidity event is whether or not it’s the right time “in
Middle-Market M&A: The “Window” Is Open Read More »
By Daniel Meyer | In October of 2015, the SEC adopted final rules to permit companies to offer and sell securities to friends, followers and community – otherwise known as
SEC Adopts Long-Awaited Rules for Crowdfunding Read More »
From Wearable Technology in the Workplace to the Religious Elephant in the Room to You Can’t Un-know Confidential Information, our 2015 blog highlights are here … 1. Selling Your Business: The Right Time
It’s A Wrap: BLOG Year in Review Read More »
By Michael Sweeney | You have built a great business, but have you ever sold a great business? Successful entrepreneurs and business owners often grow their businesses into attractive acquisition
Selling Your Business: The Right Time Read More »
By Sam Eckel | Manufacturers selling products today have progressed from an era of “handshake deals” and traditional print advertisements to a world of multi-page contracts, Internet advertising, and social media
Protecting Your Product’s Value via MAP Policies Read More »
By Roger Hood | Almost daily, we hear about “wearable technology” in the workplace. The legal quagmire of issues that arise range from privacy and security to data use and
Wearable Technology in the Workplace: A Perk or Invasion of Privacy? Read More »
