Buchalter Trade Secrets & Employee Mobility

Join our host Dylan Wiseman and Buchalter Shareholders Leah Lively and Jeffrey Judd as they break down the implications of Assembly Bill 1076, recently signed by Governor Newsom. This groundbreaking legislation mandates that employers notify both current and former employees, hired after January 1, 2022, about the nullification of non-compete clauses in their employment agreements, unless such clauses are the result of a business sale. The deadline for providing these notices is February 14, 2024, and non-compliance constitutes a violation of Business & Professions Code section 17200.Stay informed and stay ahead of the curve on this significant development in California employment law.


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What is Buchalter Trade Secrets & Employee Mobility?

A company’s most valuable assets often include its intellectual property, and those employees entrusted with its intellectual property. Join Dylan Wiseman, Chair of Buchalter's Trade Secret's & Employee Mobility practice each month as he hosts guests in the industry to provide their insights on trade issues.