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Dylan B. Carp

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U.S. Supreme Court Hears Argument on Whether ‘Ministerial Exception’ Covers Lay School Teachers

California Workplace Law Blog · May 12, 2020

Accessing Database Violates Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and Economic Espionage Act – Ninth Circuit Affirms Criminal Conviction of Former Employee

Restrictive Covenant Report · July 19, 2016

9th Circuit: Claims proceed in California despite French forum selection clause

Restrictive Covenant Report · April 25, 2016

California Court of Appeal Holds Employee’s Agreement to Reimburse Training Costs in Event of Resignation Does Not Offend Public Policy

Restrictive Covenant Report · February 1, 2016

Recent Cases Recognize Limits to Employees’ Attempts at Self-Help to Support Retaliation Claims

Restrictive Covenant Report · August 19, 2015

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Publisher Since 2013

Total Articles 8

Most Recent May 12, 2020

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