Sentences with phrase «noncompete clause»

In the lead - up to Cuomo's book deal, News Corporation also lobbied on state bills to ban noncompete clauses for broadcast industry employees and to strengthen negotiating rights for smaller channels against large cable companies.

Noncompete clauses do not make sense for those who are not involved with a company's trade secrets.

Even fast - food workers are signing noncompete clauses and confidentiality agreements.

Russell appeared live in the studio at WBUR in Boston, and was joined by fellow guests Conor Dougherty, a technology correspondent at the New York Times who recently authored a story titled «How Noncompete Clauses Keep Workers Locked In,» and Alan Krueger, a professor of economics at Princeton University, who is the former chairman of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers and a member of his cabinet from 2011 - 2013.

Another Connecticut court had enforced a similar noncompete clause against a real estate salesperson, and so the Brokerage argued that the court should enforce this clause against the Salesperson.

The partnership agreement did, however, contain a noncompete clause.

Divorce — and a noncompete clause — led Linda Rubel down a different road.

The CEO of the first company then calls to tell you that the noncompete clause you signed makes it illegal for you to consult for any other company until 2 more years have passed.

And yes, I know of two writers who had noncompete clauses enforced.

Well, writes the anonymous GC, it could be Mr. Lee's noncompete clause.

You would be free to create another product on your own time (subject to noncompete clauses, of course).

If you're a high paid executive in a corner suite, you probably signed a contract with a noncompete clause.

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For the Noncompete Clause to be enforceable the signee must receive some type of compensation, which is often called a consideration.

A Virginia Supreme Court case that struck a noncompete clause used by a pest control company — the same clause upheld by the high court over 20 years ago — caused the most buzz during 2011 among Virginia lawyers who...

BTW, you mentioned a noncompete clause.

Riffing on yesterday's 11th Circuit Court decision to uphold a Georgia court ruling that Marsh & McLennan can't enforce its noncompete clause with an exec, J. Craig Williams has some strategic advice for companies: Don't get hometowned.

A Connecticut court has considered whether a real estate broker could enforce a noncompete clause found in a contract it entered into with a real estate salesperson.

Richard Berry & Associates, Inc. («Brokerage») included in its independent contractor agreement («Agreement») a noncompete clause.

The noncompete clause («Clause») stated that the independent...

A Louisiana court has considered whether a brokerage could enforce a noncompete clause in its independent contractors» agreement against former salespeople.

The Brokerage brought a lawsuit against the Salesperson, arguing that the Salesperson violated a noncompete clause in the Contract.

The court rejected the salesperson's argument that her new office location was outside of the 15 - mile radius set forth in the noncompete clause, and stated that the noncompete clause covered more than just the salesperson's office location.

Based on these facts, the court ruled that the Brokerage did not have a protectible interest which would allow the enforcement of the noncompete clause and so the Brokerage would not likely succeed in its lawsuit against the Salesperson.

In the McGregor - McLean case, the court found that the noncompete clause prohibited the salesperson from working on any listings within 15 miles of the Brokerage's offices.

The court found it did not matter whether the Salesperson was an independent contractor, as a noncompete clause could still be enforced against an independent contractor.