Read about the newest developments regarding the FTC's non-compete ban and the Federal District Court in our newest blog post by Jesse Coleman, Robert Milligan, and Michael Wexler. #FTC #Noncompete #SeyfarthLegal
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A Trump-appointed federal judge in Texas recently issued a preliminary order against the FTC ban on non-competes. Judge Brown agreed the FTC lacks authority to make the broad rule. So what's next? The states are free to regulate non-competes. #Connecticut has various laws limiting their use. Going forward, speak with an attorney about your current agreement or anything you're given with a non-compete (a/k/a restrictive covenant) in it. #employmentlaw #FTCban #FTC #contracts #noncompete #MonarchLawCT
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FTC Noncompete Rule Update: The effective date of the FTC’s Noncompete Rule is September 4, 2024. The United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas is set to decide a motion to stay the effective date of the Rule by July 3, 2024, about two months before the effective date. #FTC #Noncompete #Employmentlaw
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The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas has struck down the Federal Trade Commission's proposed nationwide ban on non-compete agreements, preventing it from taking effect on September 4, 2024. While an appeal is expected businesses should review their non-compete agreements for compliance with current laws. Click below to learn how the recent decision could impact you and your organization. https://lnkd.in/e75m9SRJ This article was written by JAH partner David E. Stevens and JAH attorney Alexandra N. #FTC #NonCompetes #EmploymentLaw #JAHLaw
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For employers (and employees) who have noncompetes, you may want to take a few minutes to read our advisory on the latest development concerning the FTC noncompete ban.
The FTC non-compete ban is on hold. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas stayed the September 4, 2024 effective date and granted injunctive relief, but only as to the named Plaintiffs. Read more about it in Archer’s client advisory: https://bit.ly/45YtYec #ArcherGreiner #FTC #NonCompete #Plantiffs
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Will the FTC's noncompete rule go into effect in September? So far the rule has survived two court challenges and avoided a nationwide injunction, but summer winds may still blow it off course. To learn more, read our in depth discussion below.
In the second federal district court ruling to date on the #FTC’s rule banning nearly all #noncompete agreements, a Pennsylvania court upheld the noncompete rule as a legitimate exercise of the FTC’s substantive rulemaking authority under the FTC Act. Manatt's Dylan Carson, Esra Hudson, Bezalel Stern and R. Nicholas Perkins explain the implications: https://lnkd.in/ewmpDKpb
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Are we going to be looking at the Wild Wild West or a big nothing burger? FTC's ban on non-competes is effective September 4. Conventional wisdom is that is will be enjoined by a Texas District Court when the court issues a final decision on requested nationwide injunctive relief by August 30. "Conventional wisdom" also was that the ban would be enjoined a while ago - which didn't happen as the Texas Court declined to issue a nationwide injunction. If the ban is effective even for a short time then it will be very interesting to watch the different strategies used by companies and industries in dealing with it.
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Pat Konopka is featured in a recent Kansas City Business Journal article commenting on the new #FTC rule banning non-competes and the legal challenges facing the rule. Pat provides insight into conflicting court rulings in Texas and Pennsylvania regarding the agency's authority to enact the ban and explores the possibility of #SCOTUS' involvement if the courts have different opinions on the rule's legality. Pat says amid the legal uncertainty, it is important for businesses to be cautious in how they operate with #noncompetes, as non-compete bans and restrictions vary from state to state. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gP2i7M3A
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As promised, attached is our brief alert that has a link to the Texas Court decision setting aside the FTC rule banning noncompetes and obviating the need for compliance at this time. #ftc #noncompete #tradesecrets
GT Alert | Texas Federal Court Sets Aside FTC's Noncompete Ban
gtlawinfo.com
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Check out this installment of Balch & Bingham LLP's Decision Dive, where I talk with Jason Tompkins about the impact of the Northern District of Texas's decision striking down the FTC's non-compete rule in the Ryan, LLC v. FTC case. #NonCompete #TeamBalch
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas struck down the FTC’s noncompete rule. What is the main takeaway businesses need to know about from this ruling, and what is the appellate process ahead? In our new episode of Decision Dive, Balch’s Jason Tompkins and Adam Israel explore the recent trial court ruling in Ryan, LLC v. FTC. Jason and Adam discuss best practices for companies that utilize non compete agreements, and examine the appellate process ahead and the arguments that could be used. #NonCompetes #BalchLeads #AppellateLaw #BalchDecisionDive
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Incapacitated grantors, absent trustees, and disabled beneficiaries make problem trusts worse. What do you do when administering an old, poorly formed trust that no longer serves its intended purpose, a trust whose cost of administration exceeds its benefit, or a trust that doesn't satisfy beneficiaries' needs? This presentation will focus on the Illinois Trust Code and its provisions for resolving problematic trusts, including alternatives to judicial settlement agreements, virtual representation, and decanting. Visit www.nwsepc.org/events to register.
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