The Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Kentucky recently held that a retail pharmacy franchisor was entitled to recover its attorneys' fees from a franchisee who had operated in breach of a post-term non-compete provision. A federal judge in Iowa had previously held

A federal judge in Minnesota recently denied a vending machine franchisee's request for a temporary restraining order which would have prevented the franchisor's termination of one of the parties' location agreements. The parties' distributor agreement had expired and, as a

Mark Baker will speak on April 11, 2002 at the Advanced ADR Training for Trial and Appellate Lawyers at South Texas College of Law. His topic will be on "Settlement Strategies in International Disputes: Trends and Nuances in Global Settlement Negotiations."

Mark Baker will speak at the 24th Annual Corporate Counsel Institution on April 19, 2002 at the Four Season's Hotel in Houston, TX. His topic is "Arbitration Risk in International Business Transactions."

The international law firm of Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. recently announced that Joel H. Moser has joined the firm as a partner in the New York office. Mr. Moser, who was formerly the managing partner of his own law firm, Moser & Moser LLP, focuses his practice in the areas of