<p>New York is about do to away with non-compete provisions. That means that your employees can quit and then open up a competing shop or even work for your biggest competitor.  So what does that mean for your company?  Should you panic?  Should you care? The answers are ahead…listen up.</p>

New York is about do to away with non-compete provisions. That means that your employees can quit and then open up a competing shop or even work for your biggest competitor. So what does that mean for your company? Should you panic? Should you care? The answers are ahead…listen up.

<p>New York is about do to away with non-compete provisions. That means that your employees can quit and then open up a competing shop or even work for your biggest competitor.&nbsp; So what does that mean for your company?&nbsp; Should you panic?&nbsp; Should you care? The answers are ahead…listen up.</p>

MSPs Say Goodbye to Non-Competes in NY

Brad Gross, one of the top technology law attorneys in the country, discusses security, licensing, and contract issues for MSPs.  Learn what you’re doing wrong and how to fix it, so you can sleep more soundly and focus on what you do best.



Contact: brad@bradleygross.com

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Brad Gross, one of the top technology law attorneys in the country, discusses security, licensing, and contract issues for MSPs. Learn what you’re doing wrong and how to fix it, so you can sleep more soundly and focus on what you do best. Contact: brad@bradleygross.com

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MSPs Say Goodbye to Non-Competes in NY

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