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Tennessee Bans Noncompetes for Workers Earning Under $70,000

The law takes effect July 1, 2026 and requires employers to update agreements now to avoid voided covenants.

Oregon Sues Oklahoma Defensive Back Dakoda Fields Over Unpaid $10,000 Buyout

Executive Order Makes Fixed-Price Contracts the Federal Default

Warner Bros. Reaches $57 Million Deal to Resolve Matrix Resurrections Fight

Trump Order Makes Fixed-Price Contracts the Federal Default

Riviera Beach Council Votes 3–2 to End City Manager Jonathan Evans’ Tenure

German Voice Actors’ Standoff With Netflix Reaches ‘Lupin’ as AI Contract Clash Escalates

Seoul Court Suspends Contracts for Nine THE BOYZ Members at One Hundred

The Boyz Members Reject Agency’s “Payments Completed” Claim as Police Probe Embezzlement Allegations

LexisNexis to Embed Protégé in Luminance’s Contract Platform

William Hill Cites App Glitch After £1m ‘Win’ Is Voided

Dumpster Company Empties Load on Customer’s Driveway in Bay Area Billing Dispute

Court Narrows Blake Lively Case, Lets California Retaliation Claim Proceed

Volotea Imposes Up To €9 Post-Booking Fuel Fee With Denied Boarding For Nonpayment

Rutas de Lima Default Raises Risk City Must Shoulder Concession’s Bond Debt

Audits Warn Peru’s New Central Highway Start Is at Risk as La Oroya Bypass Stalls

UFC-Que Choisir Warns of ‘Trap’ Car-Lease Contracts, Urges Government Action

TIM Serves Notice to End Inwit Tower Deal, Could Exit in 2028 Pending Ruling

Jan De Nul Moves to Oust Rival DEME From Argentina’s Hidrovía Tender

Gulf Conflict Sets Off Force Majeure Wave in Oil and LNG Contracts