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Are Noncompete Or Nonsolicit Agreements Enforceable in Minnesota?

Brandon M. Schwartz March 5, 2024

Employers have long relied on restrictive covenants such as noncompete and nonsolicitation agreements to protect their business and market position. Historically, agreements such as noncompete agreements had to be limited in scope – including duration and geographic area – in order to be enforceable. And I previously wrote on this topic back in November 2022. However, a new Minnesota law

Can AI Own Intellectual Property? (AI Did Not Write This Article)

Z. Peter Sawicki and James L. Young February 29, 2024

“A computer would deserve to be called intelligent if it could deceive a human into believing that it was human.” – Alan Turing Artificial intelligence (AI) is mentioned so often that it has become ubiquitous. Virtually every news burst and advertisement refers to it. What is AI? The acronym appears to encompass all things run by software, implying there is

A pregnant woman in a hospital suffering from Wernicke's syndrome.

Warning Signs of Wernicke’s Syndrome During Pregnancy

Kathy Snapka February 8, 2024

Pregnancy Complications & Brain Damage: Understanding Wernicke’s Risk While morning sickness is a common part of pregnancy, severe cases can lead to a devastating and often overlooked complication: thiamine (Vitamin B1) deficiency resulting in permanent brain damage. When pregnant women experience extended periods of vomiting, particularly with hyperemesis gravidarum, their bodies can become depleted of essential nutrients in a matter

Person holding chest x-ray showing lung cancer

Can You Sue for Lung Cancer? Find A Lung Cancer Attorney to File Your Claim against A Liable Workplace

Attorney at Law Magazine February 7, 2024

If you or a loved one is battling lung cancer, you recognize it as life-altering and frightening. You’re also likely constantly contemplating what external variables may have played a hand in the development of the illness – perhaps prolonged exposure to harmful chemicals and/or pollutants at work. These considerations bring about a health crisis, a sense of injustice, and a

Trademark Hustles – New Tools in the Trickery Toolbox

Z. Peter Sawicki and James L. Young February 2, 2024

“The Engines of Our Ingenuity” is a podcast presented by the University of Houston. Each episode is about four minutes long and conveys a story about how our culture has been shaped by human creativity, not only in terms of technology but also in relation to the arts and ideas. Check out the podcast here. This podcast is all about

International Divorce Raises Unique Custody Challenges

Rebecca Palmer January 19, 2024

The theme of lovers separated by an ocean is a classic and often poignant element in literature, art, and real-life stories—evoking a range of emotions, including longing, excitement, and resilience. But what if being separated by a great distance is a benefit to you but leads to certain issues regarding the dissolution of your marriage or divorce? The divorce case

Inclined Infant Sleepers Banned

Adam Langino January 10, 2024

Inclined infant sleepers gained popularity after Fisher-Price introduced the Rock ‘n Play in 2009. The sleeper was praised for helping infants sleep faster and longer due to its “nest-like” comfort, the inclined resting position, and the automatic rocking feature. However, the Rock ‘n Play and similar inclined infant sleepers came under scrutiny after reports of infant deaths while using the

Koala Kare: A Winning Product Formula – Conveniently Simple

Z. Peter Sawicki and James L. Young January 9, 2024

Your newest business client wants help obtaining a patent, copyright registration, or trademark registration. While you are exceptionally skilled in many legal fields, intellectual property law isn’t one of them, so you refer that client to competent IP counsel and relax. Everyone wins and … we thank you! When you do this, the client’s IP protection opportunities will be addressed,

An image of a cancer patient's brain with Wernicke's syndrom.

Cancer Treatment Malnutrition and Wernicke Korsakoff Syndrome

Kathy Snapka January 5, 2024

The Hidden Danger in Cancer Treatment While fighting cancer, patients face an often-overlooked threat that can lead to permanent brain damage in as little as 2-3 weeks. Cancer treatments, particularly chemotherapy, can severely impact the body’s ability to absorb and retain Vitamin B1 (thiamine), creating a perfect storm for developing Wernicke’s encephalopathy – a devastating neurological condition. The combination of

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