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Dorsey & Whitney - An International business law firm, applying a business perspective to clients' needs in Missoula, Montana and beyond.
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Dorsey & Whitney – An International business law firm, applying a business perspective to clients’ needs in Missoula, Montana and beyond.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is implementing on-site visits at employers sites for the purpose of investigating the nature of the STEM employment and training.
ICE has always had the authority to visit STEM OPT worksites, but it seems that recently the frequency of these visits has substantially increased.
Dorsey – Employers Beware: Recent Developments in Employee No-Poaching Agreements
No poaching agreements among employers continue to make antitrust news, and employers and their HR professionals need to take note.
Dorsey eUpdate: Supreme Court Grants Review of Three Title VII Cases Concerning Protections for LGBTQ Workers
Employers should closely monitor these cases because the justices’ rulings could have major implications for employers nationwide.
5 Keys To Mitigating New Venture Tax And Legal Issues
Consider vetting attorneys early on before you need one to find counsel that understands your type of business. This way you will have an established relationship with an attorney you trust when the time comes...
The Missoula law office of Dorsey & Whitney behind Montana’s biggest tech deal – and other startups
Dorsey is also supportive of entrepreneurial startups in Montana and will sometimes help aspiring entrepreneurs with a free initial consultation and other resources.
Dorsey & Whitney – New USPTO Guidance to Improve Predictability and Consistency in Subject Matter Eligibility Determinations
New guidance for the application of Section 112 to computer-implemented inventions
Dorsey & Whitney – Brexit: The UK Government Issues Guidelines on the Future of Intellectual Property Laws in the Event of a ‘No Deal’ Brexit
This guidance covers four key areas, trade marks and designs, patents, copyright and exhaustion of IP rights.
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