Both Courts of Appeals have granted the FTC’s motions to pause its appeals in the two noncompete cases, while the FTC undergoes changes.
The FTC is in a state of flux, some the natural result of a change in administrations, and others unique to this change.
On March 7, the FTC filed a Motion to Hold Appeal in Abeyance for 120 Days in the 5th Circuit and 11th Circuit appeals.
Wondering why the FTC has not yet dismissed its appeals of the rulings on the FTC’s noncompete ban in the 5th Circuit (Ryan) case or the 11th Circuit (Properties of the Villages) case? Me too.
Small Business Majority’s motion to intervene before the FTC abandons its appeal of the noncompete rule decisions is… denied.
The Small Business Majority seeks to intervene to pick up the ball on the FTC’s likely soon-to-be-abandoned appeal of the noncompete rule decisions. No surprise the FTC and other parties oppose.
The FTC filed a Notice of Appeal of the summary judgement decision in Ryan, LLC v FTC setting aside the FTC's noncompete rule.
The brief in the FTC’s appeal of the Florida preliminary injunction staying noncompete rule is due on November 4.
FTC appeals Florida court's preliminary injunction prohibiting enforcement of the noncompete rule against Properties at the Villages.
Even though the federal court in Texas vacated the FTC’s noncompete rule in Ryan, LLC v. FTC, the continued pursuit of ATS Tree Services case by the plaintiff in the federal court in Pennsylvania may needlessly revive the nationwide confusion that existed before the decision.
Despite doubts along the way, the federal court in Texas did exactly what we hoped and expected: It vacated the FTC’s noncompete rule.
The FTC is fundamentally altering the national noncompete landscape. Join us for a roundtable brainstorming session.
It appears we have the first case using the FTC’s noncompete rule to find no likelihood of success on the merits.
The FTC’s noncompete ban has an exception for senior executives. Chair Khan suggests the exception is broader than stated in the rule. But she does not answer whether partners and LLC members are covered by the ban.