09Jul
Maryland Joins Growing Trend to Ban Noncompete Agreements
Maryland has become the latest state to take on noncompete agreements, banning them for employees under a certain salary threshold. The state’s legislature recently passed a law declaring noncompete agreements void and unenforceable for employees...
By:
Barley Snyder
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