There’s enough of interest in the North Carolina Court of Appeals’ decision this week in GE Betz, Inc. v. Conrad for five posts. It’s got a couple of good rulings on covenants not to compete, a few points about trade secrets issues, and an interesting matter of a violation of a protective order. The opinion
December 2013
Business Court Says “Rule Of Reason” Analysis Appropriate To Antitrust Claim By Chiropractors Against Their Independent Practice Association
By Mack Sperling on
Posted in Watching The Court
I can think of only three reasons why you might want to know about the Business Court’s decision in Sykes v. Health Network Solutions, 2013 NCBC 53:
- You are a chiropractor or you live with one.
- You are fascinated by the subject of the management of health care costs.
- You are interested in antitrust
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