Tagged with "non-compete"

A National Backlash Is Building Against Employers’ Non-Compete Agreements

Posted on May 23rd, 2019 at 4:36 PM
A National Backlash Is Building Against Employers’ Non-Compete Agreements

Business owners and employers long have taken advantage of non-compete agreements to protect company trade secrets and intellectual property, imposing them primarily on high-earning professionals such as business executives, financial advisors, and lawyers. Non-compete provisions also have found their way into contracts for lower-wage workers.

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Court Decision Pries Open the Impact of LinkedIn as it Relates to a Non-Competition Agreement

Posted on October 3rd, 2018 at 3:21 PM
Court Decision Pries Open the Impact of LinkedIn as it Relates to a Non-Competition Agreement

Few courts have considered the question of whether LinkedIn announcements, postings and communications can violate a non-solicitation or non-competition agreement. That will change.

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