FTC’s labor-market rule ends most noncompetes for physicians, if it clears
Effective May 2, 2024
Published May 6, 2024
Last Reviewed Sep 19, 2024
On April 24 the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) unveiled a final rule that essentially ends noncompete agreements of the sort that allow medical organizations to keep employed physicians from working for their competitors after they leave. While legal challenges from pro-business interests promise to tie the rule up for a while, it’s vital to know what the rule does and does not prohibit.
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