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Contract Exclusion Bars Coverage for Claims Arising from Asset Purchase Agreement’s Non-Compete Clause

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Fee Exclusion Bars Coverage for Overdraft Fee Settlement

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Clear Notice of Alteration of the Attorney-Client Relationship

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Sixth Circuit Court Agrees with Home Healthcare Employer’s Termination of Nurse

“Opt Out” Provisions May Provide Path Forward for Class-Action Waivers in Employment Contracts

California Just Banned the Box!

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Why ophthalmologists are easy prey for cybercriminals

US Data Breach Exposed Medical Records, Including Blood Test Results, Of Over 100,000 Patients

Over 47GB of medical records, blood test results of 150,000 patients exposed in cloud storage error

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