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RPJ Partner Nicole Page Featured in CNBC Work Article “For Protest-Minded Workers, Employment Law and Free Speech Are Not Clearly on Your Side”

As protest and political speech continue to enter the workplace, employees are questioning what, if any, legal rights they possess to express and respond to politics at work. The recent CNBC article featuring Page explores this question, where she importantly notes that “It’s not considered illegal for an employer to...

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RPJ Partner Deena R. Merlen Announces CLE Program on Legal Pitfalls in Advertising and Marketing

With technology and social media changing the game for advertising at an ever increasing pace, companies and marketers are trying to stay ahead of the curve while avoiding a wide range of legal pitfalls involving rights clearance, advertising to children, substantiation and other vital issues. On Tuesday, October 2, RPJ...

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Watch Part 3 of RPJ Partner Larry Brocchini’s Expert Series on Non-Competes in the Internet Age

AltaClaro features RPJ Partner Larry Brocchini in its latest Expert Insights series discussing standards of enforceability of non-competes and restrictive covenants in employment agreements and how social media and other internet technologies are changing those standards. In the final installment of this 3-part video series, Mr. Brocchini discusses the specifics of how courts identify and...

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Watch Part 2 of RPJ Partner Larry Brocchini’s Expert Series on Non-Competes in the Internet Age

AltaClaro features RPJ Partner Larry Brocchini in its latest Expert Insights series discussing standards of enforceability of non-competes and restrictive covenants in employment agreements and how social media and other internet technologies are changing those standards. In Part 2 of the 3-part video series, Mr. Brocchini suggests to tailor the scope of...

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