Business LawContract LawFeaturedFlorida Law
October 22, 2025By Stephanie Gudiel
Non-disparagement clauses in employment agreements and severance packages have become common. When an employee departs, particularly involuntarily, an employer often offers a severance package contingent on signing a release of claims and a promise not to make negative statements about the company.[i] These clauses are marketed as a way to protect an organization’s reputation. However, […]
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Contract LawFamily LawFeaturedIntellectual Property
October 6, 2025By Sophia Borrello
What began with a friendship bracelet ended with an engagement ring. Taylor Swift, a fourteen-time Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter, and Travis Kelce, a Kansas City Chiefs football player and a three-time Super Bowl champion, captured national attention with their engagement announcement.[i] As their relationship became public, media coverage showcased it as a modern-day love […]
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Contract LawFeaturedFederal Trade Commission
March 28, 2025By Nathalie Tirado
Since the 1900s, Delaware has been considered the leading state in corporate law with business-friendly legal frameworks. In fact, most states routinely cite Delaware corporate law and structure their laws similarly to Delaware. As of today, Delaware is the legal home of over two million corporate entities, and these entities are governed by Delaware’s […]
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Contract LawFeaturedHealth CarePharmaceuticals
October 21, 2024By Chelsea Barcenas
On September 9, 2024, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 306-81 in favor of H.R. 8333, known as the Biosecure Act.[i] The Biosecure Act prohibits U.S. companies from entering into contracts with biotechnology “companies of concern” and their U.S. subsidiaries.[ii] Specifically, the bill blocks partnerships with BGI Group, MGI, WuXi AppTec, WuXi Biologics, and […]
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