The Future of Non-Competes and New Law Banning (Some of) Them (1 Credit Hour) Course • Commercial General Liability: Exclusions

• Commercial General Liability: Exclusions

strengthen your documentation

This final rule rescinds the Independent Contractor Status Under the Fair Labor Standards Act that was published early 2021 and replaces it with an analysis that is supposedly more consistent with the FLSA and judicial precedent

This course has been approved by the Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors for 1 hour of continuing education credit

easy-to-implement changes and protections to mitigate against six-figure penalties and liabilities that can put you out of business

The Future of Non-Competes and New Law Banning (Some of) Them (1 Credit Hour) Course • Commercial General Liability: ExclusionsIn April 2024, the Federal Trade Commission released new guidance changing the landscape of non compete provisions in the United States. Being federal, contractors in all 50 states are affected and should understand the implications of the FTC's final rule on their business and misconceptions spreading in the construction community about the scope of this rule. All past and future non competes have not now been banned as a result of this rule, and