Minnesota House mulls bill limiting noncompete agreements
A bill before the Minnesota House of Representatives would severely curb employers’ ability to force employees to sign noncompete agreements. The legislation, patterned after laws on the books in California and Montana, would ban a contract that prohibits a party from exercising a lawful, profession, trade, or business except under certain circumstances.
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