On April 23, 2024, the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) announced a new rule banning non-compete agreements. If you signed a non-compete, read on to learn whether this new rule applies to you. This new rule will go into effect on
Facing a TMB hearing is a daunting prospect for any physician. The complexity of medical issues combined with legal intricacies demands a strategic approach to defense. In this article, we explain how expert witnesses can significantly impact a physician’s case
Being terminated or “laid off,” especially if it’s unexpected, can be devastating. However, your company probably will offer you severance pay. In this article, we explain ways to increase the amount of severance pay. At Gardner Employment Law, we have
Are you wondering how to break a non-compete agreement that is preventing you from moving your medical practice to another clinic? Hospitals and associations often use non-compete agreements and may bury them deep in complex legal documents. Read on to
The NLRB recently ruled that men’s basketball players at Dartmouth College are not just students, but they are school employees. This ruling grants the college athletes the right to unionize – a historic first for college sports. Does this mean
