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Your employer may restrict your ability to work for a competitor after you leave your job through what is known as a non-compete agreement, or a non-competition agreement. Some companies protect themselves by asking employees to sign non-compete agreements, sometimes referred to as a covenant not to compete. These contracts, which are sometimes part of a severance agreement, typically allow an employer to put a restriction on a worker from doing business with a competitor in the geographical area for a limited time period.
Texas law governing non-compete agreements can be complicated. In an effort to protect their intellectual property, businesses may want employees to sign a non-compete agreement. However, employees as individuals have rights to participate in the free market for employment.
If you are presented with a non-compete agreement, you may be risking your future in the job market. If you need legal assistance, contact a labor lawyer in San Antonio about your non-compete agreement. At the Herrera Law Firm, our attorneys thoroughly understand the nuances of labor and employment law in Texas. We can help review your non-competition agreement. Before you sign any documents, talk to a lawyer with our firm. Contact us today to make sure your rights are fully protected.
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