Do the Feds Have a Case to Ban Noncompete Agreements?
Sidebar with Judge Dan Winslow
Release Date: 11/06/2024
Breaking Down Regulatory Walls - Melony Armstrong
Sidebar with Judge Dan Winslow
Melony Artstrong was working at a women's shelter when she decided to start a natural hair braiding business to achieve financial security. The unexpected obstacles that she had to overcome led her to challenge regulations and the state of Mississippi. Hear how Armstrong's courage to pursue her dream helped her create opportunity for thousands of others along her journey. Follow her on Instagram at @iammelonyarmstrong and @naturallyspeaking Website:
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Mediation v Litigation - How, When and Why
Sidebar with Judge Dan Winslow
There are many reasons to go through mediation versus litigation. Listen in as a former litigator and a former judge, both turned mediators explain why they chose this role at this point in their career. What the benefits and burdens of mediation are discussed in depth throughout this conversation. Justice Karen Green and Vincent Pisegna have some tips to choose a mediator and how your case can be best prepared to benefit from mediation. Karen Green on LinkedIn: Vincent Pisegna on LinkedIn: Both practice at Middlesex Mediation:
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Do the Feds Have a Case to Ban Noncompete Agreements?
Sidebar with Judge Dan Winslow
Noncompete agreements are not uncommon for certain roles in companies to protect a company from losing proprietary information. According to NPR, an estimated 30 million people, or one in five American workers, are boound by noncompetes. Recently, the FTC attempted to ban any and all noncompete agreements across the board. Listen in as Attorney Andrew Botti and Judge Dan Winslow discuss the pros and cons of these agreements and what the FTC might do following the Texas federal court ruling in August 2024. Follow Andrew Botti on LinkedIn: Website:
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Behind the Varsity Blues Scandal: John Wilson's Exoneration and a Battle Over Property Rights
Sidebar with Judge Dan Winslow
John Wilson is a Massachusetts resident with three athlete-scholar children who got caught in the mix with cases of parents who falsified records of their children’s sports accomplishments. The facts of the case have played out in the press but the lesser-known issue is the one that follows Wilson’s exoneration in the First Circuit: Can the DOJ seize a citizens’ property without actual notice? The DOJ position was yes! This is the element of the case that brought NELF to file an . Hear from , (brief writer for NELF) and , Trial Lawyer from White and Case, as explores the...
info_outlineNoncompete agreements are not uncommon for certain roles in companies to protect a company from losing proprietary information. According to NPR, an estimated 30 million people, or one in five American workers, are boound by noncompetes.
Recently, the FTC attempted to ban any and all noncompete agreements across the board.
Listen in as Attorney Andrew Botti and Judge Dan Winslow discuss the pros and cons of these agreements and what the FTC might do following the Texas federal court ruling in August 2024.
Follow Andrew Botti on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-p-botti/
Website: https://apbottilaw.com/