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More Money, More Problems: Courts Scrutinize High Attorneys’ Fees Awards in Class Action Settlements

When a class action lawsuit ends, class counsel typically seek a fee award. Under Rule 23(h), the district court must make findings of facts and conclusions of law to support an award of “reasonable attorney’s fees and...more

Court Sets Aside FTC Final Rule on Non-Competes

On Aug. 20, a federal district court in Texas entered a final judgment setting aside the Federal Trade Commission’s Final Rule, which would have banned most existing and all new non-compete agreements for workers on Sept. 4....more

FTC Final Rule Scheduled to Go Into Effect Sept. 4

In April, the Federal Trade Commission implemented its Final Rule, which bans all existing and new non-compete agreements for most workers. The FTC’s Final Rule is scheduled to go into effect on Sept. 4....more

Federal Trade Commission Final Rule Bans All Non-Competes

On April 23, the Federal Trade Commission voted to implement a sweeping new rule that bans all existing and new non-compete agreements for most workers. The Final Rule will take effect 120 days after it is published in the...more

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