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Using Cease and Desist Letters to Address Post-Employment Obligations

Protecting customer relationships, confidential information, and competitive positioning has become increasingly challenging in a mobile workforce. When a former employee leaves an organization, particularly one with access...more

Yes, Non-Competes Are Still Enforceable in Illinois—What You Need to Know

My nonlawyer friends often assume non-compete agreements are not enforceable, usually because they had read an old headline about the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC’s) proposed rule banning non-competes or an article...more

Yes, Non-Competes Are Still Enforceable in Missouri—What You Need to Know

My nonlawyer friends often assume non-compete agreements are not enforceable, usually because they had read an old headline about the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC’s) proposed rule banning non-competes or an article...more

Injunctive Relief in Employment Litigation: Protecting Your Business When Time Is Critical

When an employee departs, especially to join a competitor or start a competitive venture, the risk to the employer’s confidential information and customer relationships can be immediate. In those moments, time is not a...more

The FTC Continues Non-Compete Pivot: From Blanket Bans to Targeted Enforcement

In a significant shift in its regulatory strategy, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has moved away from sweeping rulemaking on non-compete agreements and adopted a case-by-case enforcement approach....more

Client Alert The FTC Continues Non-Compete Pivot: From Blanket Bans to Targeted Enforcement

In a significant shift in its regulatory strategy, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has moved away from sweeping rulemaking on non-compete agreements and adopted a case-by-case enforcement approach. This pivot comes in the...more

Client Alert Non-Competes Under Fire: Five Alternative Contractual Provisions to Protect Your Business Now

In recent weeks, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has intensified its scrutiny of non-compete agreements—most notably through its enforcement action against Gateway Services and letters sent to major health care employers....more

FTC Escalates Crackdown on Non-Compete Agreements: From Pet Cremation to Health Care

Just one week after the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ordered Gateway Services Inc. (Gateway), the nation’s largest pet cremation company, to cease enforcing non-compete agreements that bound nearly 1,800 workers, FTC...more

FTC Moves to Protect Workers from Anticompetitive Agreements by Issuing Action Against Gateway Services

The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC’s) non-compete rule may be effectively dead, but the agency’s focus on non-compete agreements is very much alive. In February, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson launched a Joint Labor Task Force...more

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