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That's not a condemnation of non-competes per se but rather suspicious, bad-faith timing or even duress. With few exceptions, the FTC intends to rule that non-c
by Dracophoenix 2y ago
That's not a condemnation of non-competes per se but rather suspicious, bad-faith timing or even duress. With few exceptions, the FTC intends to rule that non-competes are illegitimate as a class of contract, not merely contend with the manner in which they are dispensed. The latter has often been used as reasoning for the former, but is not the particular target of the intended regulations.
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