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What Employers Need to Know about the FTC’s New Rule Banning Nearly All Non-Competes  

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Join Nutter’s Labor, Employment, and Benefits team for an insightful panel discussion on the Federal Trade Commission’s latest, final rule banning new – and existing – employee non-compete agreements, and the already-filed legal challenges that may strike down, or postpone, the rule. 

In this webinar, get answers to key questions regarding:

  • Whether immediate action is necessary for employers. 
  • The expected timeline for greater clarity regarding the rule’s impact.  
  • How the rule fits in with existing federal and state laws on non-competes.
  • Exceptions to the FTC’s rule. 
  • The impact, if any, on other restrictive covenants such as non-disclosure and non-solicitation agreements. 

Event details:
Tuesday, May 7, 2024
12-1PM ET

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