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The government explicitly can't restrict freedom of speech in the US. It is the first amendment to the Constitution. I'm not sure why you seem to think that e.
by uiri 9y ago
The government explicitly can't restrict freedom of speech in the US. It is the first amendment to the Constitution.
I'm not sure why you seem to think that e.g. non-disparagement clauses are unenforceable in the US.
- otakucode 9y agoHow can you be unsure? I thought I explained it quite clearly. The courts look very poorly upon prior restraint of free speech. Non-disparagement clauses in employment contracts specifically are very dicey and difficult to make stick in a court of law in the US. Here is an article about it... they can end up being enforced, but it is unusual: http://chernoff.law/non-disparagement-clauses-can-really-enforced/ http://chernoff.law/non-disparagement-clauses-can-really-enf...