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Labor & Employment Law Daily Wrap Up , EXPERT INSIGHTS—Tennessee joins list of states rewriting rules on non-compete agreements: what employers need to know , (May 20, 2026)
Law Firms Mentioned:Bass Berry Sims By Robert W. Horton and Victoria Kline of Bass, Berry & Sims Restrictive covenant legislation is growing in popularity across the United States. Tennessee, a state long regarded as business-friendly, is among the list of states creating statutory definitions of what is reasonable for non-compete agreements. Oth ... By Robert W. Horton and Victoria Kline of Bass, Berry & Sims Restrictive covenant legislation is growing in popularity across the United States.
Tennessee Joins List Of States Rewriting Rules On Non-Compete Agreements: What Employers Need To Know
BB Bass, Berry & Sims More Bass, Berry & Sims is a national law firm with nearly 350 attorneys dedicated to delivering exceptional service to numerous publicly traded companies and Fortune 500 businesses in significant litigation and investigations, complex business transactions, and international regulatory matters.
Tennessee Joins List of States Rewriting Rules on Non-Compete Agreements: What Employers Need to Know
Restrictive covenant legislation is growing in popularity across the United States. Tennessee, a state long regarded as business-friendly, is among the list of states creating statutory definitions of what is reasonable for non-compete agreements. Other states with recent legislative non-compete developments include Virginia, Washington, Utah, and South Dakota.
Tennessee Joins List of States Rewriting Rules on Non-Compete Agreements: What Employers Need to Know
Restrictive covenant legislation is growing in popularity across the United States. Tennessee, a state long regarded as business-friendly, is among the list of states creating statutory definitions of what is reasonable for non-compete agreements....
Delaware Chancery Court Enforces Properly Limited Non-Compete While Delaware Supreme Court Affirms Refusal To Enforce Or "Blue Pencil" Overbroad Non-Competes
Over the last few years, and just last week, Delaware courts have refused to enforce, or to revise or “blue pencil” to make enforceable, a number of restrictive covenants, even in the traditionally favored sale‑of‑business context, when the covenants appear to exceed the protectable interest of the business with respect to the particular seller or senior executive that agreed to the restrictive covenants. Against that backdrop, the Court of Chancery's December 8, 2025, ruling in Derge v.
Delaware Chancery Court Enforces Properly Limited Non-Compete While Delaware Supreme Court Affirms Refusal to Enforce or “Blue Pencil” Overbroad Non-Competes | Bass, Berry & Sims PLC - JDSupra
Over the last few years, and just last week, Delaware courts have refused to enforce, or to revise or “blue pencil” to make enforceable, a number of restrictive covenants, even in the traditionally favored sale‑of‑business context, when the covenants appear to exceed the protectable interest of the business with respect to the particular seller or senior executive that agreed to the restrictive covenants. Against that backdrop, the Court of Chancery’s December 8, 2025, ruling in Derge v.
Delaware Chancery Court Enforces Properly Limited Non-Compete While Delaware Supreme Court Affirms Refusal to Enforce or "Blue Pencil" Overbroad No... | Business Information & News | FE | Westlaw Today
Delaware Chancery Court Enforces Properly Limited Non-Compete While Delaware Supreme Court Affirms Refusal to Enforce or "Blue Pencil" Overbroad Non-Competes Over the last few years, and just last week, Delaware courts have refused to enforce, or to...
Class Action "Greenwashing" Bottled Water Lawsuit Survives Motion to Dismiss in New York Federal Court | JD Supra
On January 10, 2024, a class action lawsuit survived a motion to dismiss a complaint alleging injury due to misleading "carbon neutrality" branding on bottled water. Dorris v. Danone Waters of America, Case No. 22 Civ. 8717 (NSR) (S.D.N.Y). The case, filed in the midst of a global rise in greenwashing litigation against a variety of industries, exemplifies the risks associated with green campaigns.
Class Action "Greenwashing" Bottled Water Lawsuit Survives Motion to Dismiss in New York Federal Court
On January 10, 2024, a class action lawsuit survived a motion to dismiss a complaint alleging injury due to misleading "carbon neutrality" branding on bottled water. Dorris v. Danone Waters of America, Case No. 22 Civ. 8717 (NSR) (S.D.N.Y). The case, filed in the midst of a global rise in greenwashing litigation against a variety of industries, exemplifies the risks associated with green campaigns.
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