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- Supreme Court Considering Whether to Accept Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Case
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- April 2013 Monthly Roundup
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About this Blog
Suits by Suits is a legal blog about disputes between companies and their executives. The four of us are colleagues and lawyers who sometimes wear suits and who sometimes represent clients who sometimes wear suits. We also share an interest in how conflicts between companies and high-ranking employees can play out in the legal arena.
Here, we hope to share our views on current cases in courts throughout the country where employment contracts, severance agreements, non-competes, D&O policies and stock plans are invoked and challenged. We also hope to explore the potential relevance to suits by suits of common law (on wrongful termination or tortious interference with contract, for example), and federal and state wage and hour, labor, antitrust and non-discrimination laws.
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