Atlanta employment litigators are wrestling with a proposal in the state Legislature that proponents say would provide much needed clarity to the Georgia law that governs noncompete agreements between workers and their companies.
At issue is House Resolution 178, which sets out which employees can sign contracts that include restrictive covenants, which types of covenants can be included in contracts and how courts should evaluate covenants.
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