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...Employment Agreement " Offer Letter " Restrictive Covenant " Non-Competition Pulse Tech., Inc. v. Notaro, PICS Case No. 13-1232 (Pa. May 29, 2013...
...pay-for-delay" pharmaceutical case Federal Trade Commission v...can be anti-competitive under antitrust laws. In ...
...motions and overseeing a complex case." The plaintiffs...of dollars by blocking unrestricted competition and access to less expensive...
...that majority will treat this case differently, and, thus, generic drugmakers...years later, the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act...
...Board of Funeral Directors and the various state officials against whom the case was brought appealed the decision of U.S. District Judge John E...
One of the notable features of the last two proxy seasons is the increasing number of shareholder complaints of misleading or inadequate disclosure materials, with courts often issuing preliminary in
...high court majority distinguished the case of Pulse Technologies v...That agreement contained the non-competition restrictive covenant and Notaro, an...
...status conference on two pending cases. One involves West Penn Allegheny Health System's contention that UPMC has stifled competition in the healthcare arena, and...
...The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to take up a case of first impression related to whether attorney fee agreements follow an attorney...
...federal judge has dismissed the antitrust lawsuit filed by Governor Tom...in favor of dismissing the case rendered the governor's legal...
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