Leaving a medical practice — whether due to retirement, relocation, or a new position — can be a major life transition. In Texas, however, it’s not just a personal decision; it’s a regulated process. The Texas Medical Board (TMB) has
The Federal Trade Commission once promised to end noncompete agreements for good. Then, court challenges halted its effectuation. Now, as of September 5, 2025, that promise is gone. The FTC formally abandoned its proposed ban on non-competes, leaving millions of
Did you know Texas just passed a law that provides physicians more protection in their non-compete agreements? Combined with new FTC scrutiny, the tide is shifting toward physician protection. Did Continue reading to learn how both Texas lawmakers and the
The EEOC pursued “disparate impact” discrimination claims for over five decades. As of April 23, 2025, that has changed: The EEOC will no longer bring these cases. In this article, we explain this 180-degree shift. At Gardner Employment Law, we
Did you know that you could be on the hook for your former company’s legal fees regarding an NDA? If a dispute over the NDA arises, an important question is: “Who pays the lawyers?” At Gardner Employment Law, we specialize
