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    Free Speech or Targeted Harassment? Reassessing Campus Protections in the Wake of Rising Antisemitism

    October 1, 2025By Zachary Schindler

    On July 29, 2025, a federal court approved a 6.13 million dollar settlement after video footage and student testimony confirmed that protestors had cordoned off auditorium entrances during a demonstration, creating a self-labeled “Jew Exclusion Zone” at the University of California Los Angeles (“UCLA”).[i]  Jewish students and faculty reported being verbally harassed, blocked from accessing […]

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    The End of Non-Compete Agreements: Implications for Businesses and Employees

    November 20, 2024By Zachary Schindler

    Non-compete agreements are contracts between an employee and an employer that prevent employees from working for or starting competing businesses. These agreements typically specify a geographical area and the time period for enforcement after employment ends. Non-compete agreements are vital to safeguarding an employer’s company by protecting trade secrets and ensuring that employees cannot unfairly […]

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