
Non-Competes & Employee Mobility Law by Cantrell Schuette
In today’s competitive business landscape, employers often seek to protect their trade secrets, client relationships, and investments in employee training. One common tool for achieving

In today’s competitive business landscape, employers often seek to protect their trade secrets, client relationships, and investments in employee training. One common tool for achieving

Non-compete agreements in Atlanta are pivotal in shaping the relationship between employers and employees, especially in industries where intellectual property, trade secrets, and client relationships

Non-compete disputes in Miami have become increasingly prevalent as businesses seek to safeguard their competitive edge in a fast-paced economic landscape. Non-compete agreements protect trade

Employers often seek to protect their competitive advantages in many industries by including non-compete clauses in employment contracts. These clauses are designed to restrict employees

Non-compete agreements, also known as covenants not to compete or non-competition clauses, are contractual agreements between employers and employees that restrict the employee’s ability to

The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) made a major move yesterday when it issued a proposed final rule (“Final Rule”) banning almost all post-employment/engagement non-competition agreements
To preface, this article is intended for owners, in-house counsel, and others in C-suite who have input into their company’s employment agreements. This article is
Prepared By: Cantrell Schuette, P.A. 1-877-858-6868 [email protected] On January 5, 2022, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent shock waves through the U.S. with the issuance
Georgia’s New Business Court Holds Physician Non-Compete and Non-Solicit Provisions that Did Not Contain Geographic Limitations were Unenforceable In early 2022, in a lawsuit called Steuer
You’ve just been sued by your former employer. They’re trying to stop you from working for your current employer or to shut down your new
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