Navigating the FTC’s Final Rule on Noncompete Agreements: Critical Insights for Employers

Board Certified by The Florida Bar in Business Litigation, Construction Law and Real Estate Law, David Willis devotes his practice to construction, real estate and commercial matters. David is one of 14 Florida attorneys who are certified in three areas. His three areas of certification are complementary, providing him with a solid foundation to assist all of his clients, whether they are seeking counsel for corporate transactions, contract negotiations or litigation. David represents clients in matters involving breach of contract, business entity/shareholder disputes, business torts, patents, trademarks, and copyright claims, real estate disputes and creditor’s rights. His extensive background litigating contracts and related business disputes provides him with additional insight when counselling clients on various contracts, real estate transactions and non-compete agreements.

Sally Culley practices in the areas of employment and commercial litigation. She represents public entities and large and small businesses with a wide variety of business- and employment-related matters. Many times disputes and resulting litigation can be avoided through the usage of well-drafted policies and contracts, and the proper handling and investigation of internal employment claims. Where litigation is required, Sally strongly advocates for her clients in both state and federal courts. Representative claims that Sally routinely handles include contract disputes; fraud; wage and hour claims; discrimination, retaliation, and harassment claims under Title VII and the Florida Civil Rights Act; and other statutory claims such as the Americans with Disabilities Act, Florida’s Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act, and RICO.