Non-compete clauses in Nevada anesthesiology case ‘unreasonable’ even under rule-of-reason standard, US DOJ says
By Khushita Vasant ( February 25, 2022, 23:49 GMT | Insight) -- Non-compete agreements are "unreasonable" and raise "significant concerns," even under a rule-of-reason standard, the US Department of Justice said in a statement-of-interest filed in a Nevada state court as part of a private lawsuit involving employment in the market for anesthesiologists.Non-compete agreements are "unreasonable" and raise "significant concerns," even under a rule-of-reason standard, the US Department of Justice said today in a statement-of-interest filed in a Nevada state court as part of a private lawsuit involving employment in the market for anesthesiologists....
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