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ARTICLE · 04 OCTOBER 2019

Ninth Circuit Inquiry on Non-Competes Could Have Huge Implications

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The Ninth Circuit recently asked the California Supreme Court to provide it with guidance concerning certain types of non-compete provisions ....

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The Ninth Circuit recently asked the California Supreme Court to provide it with guidance concerning certain types of non-compete provisions that could have huge ramifications for California's business environment. In essence, the Ninth Circuit asked the California Supreme Court whether section 16600 of the California Business and Professions Code bars agreements between businesses that place a restriction on one business from doing business with another. Depending on how the California Supreme Court answers the inquiry, the result could have a massive impact on a wide range of agreements in California such as franchise agreements, manufacturer/distributor agreements, joint ventures, etc.

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