Andrade returned to AEW earlier this month shortly after leaving WWE in what was reportedly a less-than-amicable break-up between the wrestler and the company, although Andrade has claimed otherwise.
In the last election, the voters in the Desert Health Care District approved the lease of Desert Regional Hospital by the District to Tenet Healthcare. On Dec. 31, 2024, the district filed a ...
Andrade returned to AEW, but he hasn’t been seen since. A recent report suggested that it was due to WWE enforcing a non-compete clause, and now a new update has shed more light on that situation. The ...
Andrade El Idolo, one of professional wrestling's most dynamic performers, has become the center of speculation following his sudden disappearance from AEW television. His October 1, 2025, return on ...
Hightower dismissed claims it brought against a former advisor days before a judge was set to rule on the RIA’s demand for an injunction against him. The Chicago-based RIA acquirer sued Lars Knudsen ...
The status of Andrade has become a significant topic of discussion after his return to AEW on October 1 was abruptly halted. Andrade was released by WWE in September, reportedly due to a breach of ...
When it comes to enforceability of a non-compete clause, the prospect of a raise for the employee can in some instances be an argument in favour of the employer. A court may annul, modify or suspend a ...
Elvis Presley Enterprises (EPE) is legally challenging the Memphis Grizzlies’ non-compete agreement that is blocking it from adding a concert hall to Graceland. The Grizzlies’ FedexForum use agreement ...
An employment contract’s non-compete clause did not unreasonably restrict a physician’s practice, the Kansas Court of Appeals has ruled. The non-competition agreement in the contract between a ...
Rhode Island and Connecticut have enacted laws restricting the use of non-competition provisions in physicians’ contracts, according to the National Law Review. The aim of both laws is to protect ...
S4385/A5708 would ban non-compete agreements, no poach agreements, and any clause that restrains anyone from engaging in a lawful profession or trade entered into before and after its effective date.
Jonathan Cooper writes: Earlier this year, the First Department went out of its way to state that demoting an employee can, in some circumstances, invalidate that employee's non-compete clause. But ...