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well I would say that if you’re entering
into new agreements with employees you
can no longer have that non-compete
included in the employment agreement but
what you can do is make sure that you’re
protecting your Trade Secrets make sure
that your non-solicitation Clauses as
part of your employment Agreements are
tight and they’re enforced and making
sure employ
understand that while they can go
compete if they leave there is a
restriction on soliciting clients and
other employees when you leave your
employer
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Minneapolis, MN commercial litigation attorney Jesse Kibort talks about what employers can do to avoid employment litigation. When employers enter into new agreements with employees, they can no longer include non-compete clauses in those agreements. Instead, they should concentrate on protecting their trade secrets and ensure that non-solicitation clauses are clearly defined and enforced. It is essential for employers to communicate to employees that while they are free to compete after leaving, restrictions still apply concerning the solicitation of clients and other employees.