Jason A. Wietjes

January 13, 2023 Publications

Prepare now: call to action for chief IP officers on draft FTC non-compete policy

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Jason Wietjes, an intellectual property attorney in the firm's Dallas office, discusses the legal challenges surrounding the FTC's non-compete policy.

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The Politics of AI Regulation: Federal Government v. the States
On December 11, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14365, “Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence.”
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Polsinelli Pulse Series: Shelf Space – Strategies for Dominating the CPG Marketplace
Join Polsinelli as we speak with investors in, and founders of, your favorite CPG brands, to learn what they’ve done right, what they’ve done wrong, and what they’re still trying to figure out.
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Polsinelli Secures Dismissal of Data Breach Class Action for Delta Health
Polsinelli recently secured a significant win for firm client Delta County Memorial Hospital District (Delta Health), obtaining dismissal of a putative data breach class action in the District Court for Delta County, Colorado.
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Polsinelli Advises Americana Partners on Acquisition of NRT Consulting
Polsinelli recently represented Americana Partners (Americana), a Houston-based wealth management firm, in its acquisition of NRT Consulting, a bespoke and full-service financial consulting and accounting firm.
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Where Identity Meets Precedent: The EEOC Addresses Bathroom and Locker Room Access Under Title VII
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Not Joking Around: FDA Offers Additional Clarification on Compounded GLP-1 Policy in April Fool’s Day Announcement
FDA's April 1, 2026, update to its compounding policy page follows more than 18 months of regulatory activity surrounding the compounding of GLP-1 medications.
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Prepare now: call to action for chief IP officers on draft FTC non-compete policy

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