A Federal District Court in Pennsylvania issued an opinion permitting the FTC’s non-compete ban to proceed. The Pennsylvania ruling denied a preliminary injunction that had been requested against the FTC’s rule banning non-competes. This is contrary to the Dallas Federal
On July 3, 2024, Judge Ada Brown, a federal judge in the Northern District of Texas, entered an order blocking the FTC’s Non Compete Final Rule banning noncompete agreements. However, the Court stayed the FTC’s rule temporarily and only for
A Physician’s compensation contract often uses RVUs to calculate the rate of payment. The Practice Expense (PE) component of RVU Physician Compensation covers essential practice costs. Considering expenses in calculating the RVU is important for both financial stability and quality
In a groundbreaking decision, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that retaliatory intent need not be proven for protection in SOX whistleblowing cases. Now, employees who report activities they reasonably believe constitute financial fraud within the company are shielded from
In the pharmaceutical industry, employees often face ethical challenges when they discover fraud. While laws like the False Claims Act support employees who blow the whistle on their employers for fraud upon the federal government, gaps in protections under the
