Non-Compete and Executive Order on Promoting Competition in The American Economy

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I’ve had a few clients reach out with questions regarding the recent executive order President Biden signed addressing non-competes, and thought I’d reach out to provide some clarity. As always, I’m here to answer any questions you may have. While this recent order isn’t a nationwide ban per se, it seems the days of non-competes could still be numbered. Here’s what you need to know about the Executive Order on Promoting Competition in the American Economy signed by President Biden in early July: The executive order laid out over 70 initiatives aimed at promoting competition and workers’ interests. One of those initiatives asked the Federal...

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Embedding Images Can Infringe Copyrights

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On December 7, 2020, in the Southern District Court of Manhattan, Paul Nicklen and Cristina Mittermeier filed a complaint against a host of defendants too numerous to list here accusing the defendants of “embedding and/or displaying Plaintiff Nicklen’s Video and, in four instances, Plaintiff Mittermeier’s photo. The case is styled: “Nicklen v. Sinclair Broadcast Group – 1:20-cv-10300.” The complaint was subsequently amended on December 10, 2020. “Paul Nicklen a resident and domiciled in Canada is an iconic, renowned Canadian photographer, filmmaker and marine biologist. Nicklen's work is regularly featured in National Geographic Magazine, the New York Times, and many other publications...

August 2021

Non-Compete and Executive Order on Promoting Competition in The American Economy

Embedding Images Can Infringe Copyrights