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Non-Compete Agreements: The Test of Legal Reasonableness

Meta Description: Understand the legal standards courts use to determine the reasonableness of a non-compete agreement, focusing on duration, geographic scope, and legitimate business interests. A comprehensive guide for employers and employees. In the world of labor and employment, few contractual clauses generate as much legal scrutiny and debate as the non-compete agreement, or restrictive […]

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Noncompete Agreement Validity: State Law and the FTC

Post Summary Navigating the complex validity of a noncompete agreement requires understanding the critical balance between an employer’s need to protect business interests and an employee’s right to pursue a livelihood. Enforceability hinges on state-specific common law, focusing on the agreement’s “reasonableness” in terms of scope, duration, and the presence of valid consideration. Furthermore, a

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