Ohio Court of Appeals Upholds Depth Severance Clause in Lease
Let’s assume you own 125 acres in Greene County, Pennsylvania. A landman from XYZ Gas Co. approaches you about a new oil and gas lease. The lease purports…
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Does My Dispute Have to be Decided in Private Arbitration?
It is common for agreements to contain a clause mandating that any dispute be decided in private arbitration—rather than in state or federal court. In private arbitration, a…
Houston Harbaugh Attorneys Organize and Attend CILE Law Fellows Luncheon
Houston Harbaugh attorneys, Jaclyn E. Faulds, Rebecca A. Winge, Chris M. Jacobs, Jake S. Oresick, and Maura K. Perri attended the CILE Fellows Luncheon on January 24th that…
Houston Harbaugh Intellectual Property Attorneys to Teach Trade Secret Law at Thomas R. Kline School of Law of Duquesne University
Chair of Houston Harbaugh’s Intellectual Property Practice Area and Co-Chair of its Litigation Department, Shareholder/Director Henry Sneath, and IP and Litigation practices Senior Attorney Corey Bauer, just began…
Two New Judges Join the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
The U.S. Senate recently confirmed the nominations of Arianna J. Freeman and Tamika Montgomery-Reeves to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. The confirmations bring the…
The Future of Non-Competes – What to Do Now
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently announced for public comment a proposed rule banning existing and future non-competes, with few exceptions. Proposed Rule The proposed rule would only…
