Daniel D. Whitehouse, Esq.

Federal Court Blocks FTC’s Nationwide Noncompete Ban

August 22, 2024

Noncompete agreements were slated to be banned as of September 4, 2024, but a court ruling on August 20, 2024, changed that--at least for now. This article discusses next steps for businesses and how they should consider noncompete agreements going forward.
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Healthcare Providers: 15 Million Reasons to Migrate off Windows 7

March 10, 2020

The average cost of a healthcare data breach in the United States is $15 million dollars. The United States experienced […]
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Technology Entrepreneurs’ Conundrum: Build or Buy Legal Services?

August 9, 2019

There’s an old saying that business owners refuse to work a 40-hour-per-week job for someone else, so instead they work […]
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GDPR Compliance: Far More than IT Security Controls

April 16, 2018

The European Union (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect May 25, and many organizations remain woefully unprepared […]
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How Florida’s CADRA Law Provides a Remedy for Insider Threats

March 18, 2016

The risk of a data breach has never been higher as sophisticated criminals have the expertise, organization and financial backing […]
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What You Need to Know about Using Your Name in Your Business Name

February 26, 2016

It’s not uncommon to associate a person’s full name or a family name with a business. Some of the most […]
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Legal Issues to Consider Before Entering a Co-Branding Partnership

February 11, 2016

In a previous post about the legal side of branding, we pointed out the importance of clearly identifying the legal […]
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Written Contracts for All Contractors. Period.

January 28, 2016

Suppose you decide to partner with an app development firm to create a mobile app for your company. You have […]
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Understanding the Legal Side of Branding, Part 2

January 14, 2016

In the previous post, we began discussing legal issues related to branding. For example, we explained why organizations should carefully […]
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