Thanks to John Vandenhoff here is the first in a series of articles on the tax implications of the new health care law. There’s also more in a series of informational podcasts on the Web site of the Law Firm Alliance, of which we are a member. John Vandenhoff On Mar. 30, 2010, President Obama [...]

I recently advised an employee who wanted to start setting up a potentially competing new business before leaving his current job. There were some provisions of his employment contract that applied to the situation. I told him what the letter of the agreement said, and how I thought his employer would interpret it.

General David Patraeus fainted from dehydration during a Congressional hearing yesterday. He apparently just flew in from Jordan and London, and didn’t drink too much water on his return so he wouldn’t require bathroom breaks during the hearing.

We at Sands Anderson now have 11 specialty blogs. Our newest one, the Virginia Workplace Blog, went live today, with an article about whether background checks can really prevent murders in the workplace.

You are excited, there’s a new restaurant down the street that has a good buzz. You’re going. You check in with TriOutNC when you get to the New Neighborhood Pizza Joint (NNPJ). You send a running commentary on your Twitter feed about your experience, and it auto-posts to your Facebook page: