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19Sep

Merger Non-Compete Clauses – Be Lawful or Be Gone

Non-compete clauses are commonly included in M&A agreements. Although generally recognized as lawful, non-competes must fulfill certain requirements to comply with antitrust and competition laws. A recent FTC enforcement action further clarifies...
By: Orrick - Antitrust Watch
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/merger-non-compete-clauses-be-lawful-or-25669/

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