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Non-Compete Agreement


For the buyer's security, a non-competition agreement is generally signed by the seller's key personnel. It states that the seller may not compete directly or indirectly with the buyer for a set period of time.
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Overview

Noncompete agreements are also enforced when an employer-employee relationship ends and the employer seeks to prohibit the employee from competing against them in their next position, whether working for a rival in the same market or starting a firm in the same industry.

Non-solicitation of customers and/or workers is one of the major terms that are generally included in non-competition agreements. The non-competition agreement is based on the principle of not recruiting consumers.

Typically, the seller is not permitted to discuss, recruit, or engage current clients for possible new business. Similarly, the seller cannot rehire current employees in order to establish a new firm.



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Frequently Asked Questions


Is it Possible to Get Out of a Non-Compete Agreement?
Perhaps, but it may involve going to court. If you're thinking about seeking to get out of a non-compete agreement, you should speak with an attorney first.
In principle, if you violate a non-compete clause, you may be sued. The enforceability (or not) of non-compete agreements is determined by state law (which varies by state).
As part of your employment terms, you may be required to sign a non-compete agreement when you are given a position. If you wish to negotiate it, you should seek the advice of an employment lawyer.
Non-compete agreements are governed by state legislation, and the length of time must be deemed "fair" by the courts. Non-compete agreements might last two or three years, but the length is up to the firm, and the courts will decide if they are enforceable.