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Featuring: Yaniv Adar
In this episode of Courtside, the MF&H team breaks down two of the most misunderstood — and most abused — areas of modern law: non-compete agreements and TCPA spam-text lawsuits. With New York companies and employees pouring into Florida, the panel examines why Florida’s employer-friendly rules shock newcomers, when a non-compete is actually enforceable, and how judges draw the line between legitimate business protection and unreasonable restraint. Then the conversation turns to TCPA litigation, revealing how spam-text laws originally meant to stop robo-calls have evolved into existential threats for small businesses. From opportunistic plaintiffs to class-action exposure in the hundreds of millions, this episode gives a candid look at what companies — and employees — are really up against.
By Mark Ferrer & HaydenFeaturing: Yaniv Adar
In this episode of Courtside, the MF&H team breaks down two of the most misunderstood — and most abused — areas of modern law: non-compete agreements and TCPA spam-text lawsuits. With New York companies and employees pouring into Florida, the panel examines why Florida’s employer-friendly rules shock newcomers, when a non-compete is actually enforceable, and how judges draw the line between legitimate business protection and unreasonable restraint. Then the conversation turns to TCPA litigation, revealing how spam-text laws originally meant to stop robo-calls have evolved into existential threats for small businesses. From opportunistic plaintiffs to class-action exposure in the hundreds of millions, this episode gives a candid look at what companies — and employees — are really up against.