Katelynn M Gray
November 02, 2018 | New York Law Journal
Are Non-Compete Agreements Getting Kicked to the Curb?While governmental resistance to non-competes is nothing new, New York is seeing a fresh wave of legislation and efforts to restrict non-compete use.
By Eve I. Klein and Katelynn M. Gray
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