14Aug
Multiple States Join Emerging National Trend Banning Noncompete Agreements with Low-Wage Workers
Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, Washington and Rhode Island have recently joined the growing ranks of states that prohibit non-competes with lower income workers, reflecting a growing public policy concern regarding fairness of imposing...
By:
Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP
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