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Teesside Law Firm | Dickinson Womble Bonds

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We have supported many household names on Teesside, with a number of the region’s most significant projects for the best part of 30 years. Our Wilton office, at the heart of the Teesside Freeport, is the ideal location for us to continue to support our varied client base in one of the most economically active regions in the UK. From the Wilton office, we will continue to support clients on a full range of legal matters, including in key sectors such as manufacturing, renewable energy, digital, transport and local government. We have a deep understanding of the region and the…Continue Reading

The Marrone Law Firm acquires the McMahon Law Firm

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The Marrone Law Firm of Syracuse has completed its acquisition of the McMahon Law Firm of Camillus. Steve McMahon (left) is now retired. Anthony Marrone (right) is the founder and CEO of the Marrone Law Firm, a boutique firm focusing on the areas of elder law, Medicare, and estate planning. (Photo credit: Marrone Law Firm website) SYRACUSE, NY — The Marrone Law Firm, PC of Syracuse announced it has acquired the McMahon Law Firm of Camillus. Long-time attorney Steve McMahon has decided to retire after nearly five decades of practice, the Marrone firm said in a Jan. 30…Continue Reading

Epstein Becker Green Launches 50-State Noncompete Survey for Employers

Epstein Becker Green (EBG) is pleased to announce the launch of our 50-State Noncompete Survey, designed to give employers a desktop guide to the great variety and specificity of noncompete laws across the United States. EBG’s 50-State Noncompete Survey is here to help provide key insights on all of the following areas of noncompete law in your state:Are non-competitive employees permissible? Is there a general non-compete statute or other industry-specific statute and rules? Are certain employees exempt from noncompetitive? Is continued employment sufficient consideration? Are there notice-related or other unique requirements? Are customers and employees non-solvent permissible? Can noncompetes…Continue Reading