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August 5, 2024 – Ryan Farley. As parents, we prepare our children for college by ensuring they have all the essentials: dorm supplies, textbooks, a working laptop, and the best advice we can offer. However, one critical aspect often overlooked is the need for college-bound students to sign Powers of […]

May 9, 2024- Laura Fent Non-compete, non-solicitation (“no poaching” of patients or employees) and non-disclosure provisions are widely used in Kansas physician employment agreements. As such, it is perhaps no surprise that Kansas case law concerning enforceability of non-competes is most robust with respect to physician non-competes. The seminal case, […]

April Fool’s Day, a day of light-hearted pranks and jokes, often brings laughter and amusement. However, there have been times when these pranks go too far, resulting in lawsuits and legal consequences. If you participate on April 1st, it’s essential to understand the line between harmless fun and potential legal […]

March 22, 2024 – John E. Rapp It can be a very scary and alarming moment when a law enforcement officer turns on their lights behind you after you have been drinking. But, there are some steps that you can take to try and avoid making the situation worse. Here […]

May 27, 2015 – Jim Spencer Earlier this month, the Department of Labor (DOL) issued its updated model FMLA forms.  The new forms are good for another 3 years – they expire on May 31, 2018 –  and can be downloaded here. The new forms are very similar to the […]

  It’s been less than a year since new ownership took control of the Epic Center, but the landmark office building’s occupancy rate is the highest it has ever been. The addition of one new tenant and expansion by several existing ones will soon bring occupancy in the building to […]