Federal Court Strikes Down FTC Non-Compete Ban
Judge rules FTC overstepped its authority, igniting legal battles across multiple states.
- Judge Ada Brown in Texas invalidated the FTC's rule against non-compete clauses, citing overreach and arbitrariness.
- The decision has nationwide implications, affecting businesses and employees across the U.S.
- Contradictory rulings from judges in Florida and Pennsylvania add complexity to the issue.
- The Supreme Court may ultimately decide the legality of the FTC's non-compete rule.
- The FTC's authority to create competition rules is now under scrutiny, with significant implications for future regulations.