FTC’s Non-Compete Rule Met with Mounting Opposition

The FTC's sweeping final rule banning most non-compete agreements across all industries faced mounting legal challenges and congressional opposition following its April 2024 release. The Council tracked the litigation and legislative responses, noting the potential impact on talent retention strategies at commercial brokerage firms. A federal court ultimately blocked enforcement of the rule pending further judicial review.

FTC’s Non-Compete Rule Met with Mounting Opposition

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FTC’s Non-Compete Rule Met with Mounting Opposition

FTC’s Non-Compete Rule Met with Mounting Opposition

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Another Battle in the War on Non-compete Clauses

All or Nothing?

The SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rules Go to Court

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