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James Shore

Portland
As seen in: TechTarget, DZone, JD Supra, Westlaw Today, Quality Magazine, The Science Advisory Board, Today's Clinical Lab
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Washington Poised to Ban Noncompete Agreements: What Employers Need to Know

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By Emily Seibold, James Shore
| JD Supra
This week, the Washington legislature passed a bill, HB 1155, that effectively bans workplace noncompete agreements. If signed by the governor, this new law will take effect on June 30, 2027. As of that date, all noncompete agreements inconsistent with the provisions of the bill are void and unenforceable, regardless of when the parties entered into the agreement.
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Washington Poised to Ban Noncompete Agreements: What Employers Need to Know

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By James Shore, Emily Seibold, Stoel Rives
| Westlaw Today Verified
This week, the Washington legislature passed a bill, HB 1155, that effectively bans workplace noncompete agreements. If signed by the governor, this new law will take effect on June 30, 2027. As of that date, all noncompete agreements inconsistent...
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Validating Software Without Losing Your Mind: A Risk-Based Approach Auditors Actually Accept

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By James Shore
| Quality Magazine Verified
Software Software Why software validation continues to be one of the most persistent sources of audit findings and confusion. By James Shore Image Credit: ArtemisDiana (Creative #2069203787), royalty-free iStock/Getty Images Plus illustration from Portugal. February 27, 2026 The audit is moving along smoothly. Procedures are available, records are organized, and questions are answered without hesitation. Then the conversation turns to software.
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