Aug. 2, 2023
Non-compete agreements are gaining traction, but courts may step on the brake
See more on Non-compete agreements are gaining traction, but courts may step on the brakeBy Laura V. Farber
The past few years have witnessed an ongoing legislative trend that seeks to narrow the scope of employee restrictive covenants, specifically non-compete agreements. Currently, California, North Dakota, Minnesota and Oklahoma almost exclusively ban the enforcement of non-compete agreements. While most states permit "reasonable" non-compete agreements, the standards for enforceable non-compete provisions vary throughout jurisdictions. The most common factors considered include wag...
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