This is the fifth article in a continuing series, “The Restricting Covenant.” I originally thought this article would contain, at most, one or two sentences on the issue of lawyers and restrictive covenants. Those two sentences would read something like, “A non-compete does not apply to lawyers. The end.” However, as with almost everything associated with restrictive covenants, things are not that straightforward. There are some nuances on this topic worth exploring, particularly with respect to in-house lawyers employed at private companies in the United States.
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