Is That Even Legal?

Are Non-Competes GOING AWAY?


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What if the future of your career hinged on a single legal clause? Join us as we unpack the complexities of non-compete agreements with attorney Dave Williams, an authority on administrative law and non-compete clauses. Listen to an eye-opening real-world cases that underscore the complex balance between how these agreements can protect businesses and how they also can potentially stifle innovation and competition. With the Federal Trade Commission’s recent move to invalidate non-competes nationwide, affecting 30 million U.S. workers, we question what the long term impact will be on the long-standing balance between safeguarding business interests and fostering a competitive job market.

This episode dives deep into not just the legal ramifications but also the human impact of non-competes. We explore how these agreements can either protect or hinder workers, especially in smaller communities where job opportunities are limited. To navigate this shifting landscape, we discuss alternative measures like non-solicitation and non-disclosure agreements, which businesses might find more enforceable. Gain insights on how to strategically protect confidential information and prepare for the possible new FTC rules that could reshape employment contracts forever. Don’t miss this essential conversation that blends legal expertise with practical advice for business owners and employees alike.

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