FTC Noncompete Rule Blocked by Federal Court There's been a recent development regarding the FTC’s noncompete rule. On April 23, 2024, the FTC finalized a rule banning noncompete agreements for most employees, effective September 4, 2024. However, a federal judge in Texas has blocked the FTC's … [Read more...]
John Fumero Discusses Florida Great Outdoors Initiative
Nason Yeager shareholder, John J. Fumero, was interviewed by various publications including the Palm Beach Post and WLRN regarding the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Great Outdoors Initiative. This initiative proposes plans to turn some of Florida’s vaunted park space into … [Read more...]
Shareholder Richard Levenstein Honored with the A. Sherman Christensen Award
Shareholder Richard Levenstein Honored with the A. Sherman Christensen Award Nason Yeager is proud to announce that attorney Richard Levenstein has been named as the 2024 recipient of the A. Sherman Christensen Award by the American Inns of Court. This prestigious award recognizes individuals in … [Read more...]
Abby Spears Featured in Florida Association for Women Lawyers Journal
Abby Spears, Nason Yeager attorney, authored an article in the Florida Association for Women Lawyers (FAWL) Journal regarding the exodus of women from law firms. Despite more women enrolling in law school and now outnumbering men, female attorneys still face significant underrepresentation in law … [Read more...]
Susan Roeder Martin Featured in Florida Engineering Society’s EngiNews
Nason Yeager Shareholder, Susan Roder Martin, was featured in Florida Engineering Society (FES)'s EngiNews regarding the new strict water quality rules ratified by the Florida Legislature. These rules were adopted in 2022, by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). These are the … [Read more...]
Ivan Reich Discusses Small Business Bankruptcy Rules
Nason Yeager attorney, Ivan Reich, was interviewed by various publications including Thomson Reuters and the Daily Business Review regarding the expiration of a program that expanded eligibility for small business bankruptcies. This limits access to the streamlined, less-costly Subchapter V, … [Read more...]