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“Statute of Limitations” has become a common term in popular culture, as in “the statute of limitations is about to run on my patience.”  In legal parlance, however, the “statute of limitations” simply refers to … Read More

Earlier this year,  Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser signed DC B23-0494, an Act also known as the “Ban on Non-Compete Agreements Amendment Act of 2020.” As one may gather from the title of the Act, … Read More

Does your company own the article, manual or handbook that it paid a contractor to write for the company? Does your company own the photographs that it paid a photographer to take? Does your company … Read More

Ingrained in the fabric of American Law is the notion that each party should be responsible for her own attorneys’ fees, regardless of the outcome. Although this may be true in most cases, there are … Read More

With the American economy limping along, a great deal of attention has been focused recently on the availability of credit. Borrowers complain that bankers aren’t making loans, and bankers complain that their willingness and ability … Read More