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While great, it's a huge blow to California who historically benefited from the innovations of non-competes being non-enforceable.
by bushbaba 2y ago
While great, it's a huge blow to California who historically benefited from the innovations of non-competes being non-enforceable.
- bbarn 2y agoWhy exactly?
- ghaff 2y agoI'm very opposed to non-competes except in specific scenarios like selling a business (and non-solicitation agreements often make sense). However, I'm also very skeptical of the argument that CA's success in certain industries is remotely the result of unenforceable non-competes. There often seems to be an assumption that non-competes are the norm everywhere else and, while they certainly exist (and some firms/industries are notorious for enforcing them) that just isn't the case anything like universally in my experience.
- phyzome 2y agoOr it's exactly the opposite, depending on how mobile you think companies are.