Feds Make Noncompetes Illegal

Importantly, since the date of recording, a Supreme Court ruling may invalidate the entire "non-compete" argument entirely as executive branch over-reach. Make sure to talk with your attorney or one of our experts for up-to-date information!
Are noncompete agreements now Federally illegal?
A recent law has been issued by the Federal Government that makes it impossible for employers to limit their former employees from competing with them. John Sauer, expert attorney at Goodspeed and Merrill, gives it about a 10 percent chance of not being overturned in court. But employers need to know what is happening now, before the court cases go through. And in today’s world, who knows what is really going to happen?
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