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There is a significant trend in employment litigation, particularly regarding employer-side litigation and defense. The professional observes that the country, and specifically Minnesota, is moving toward an environment with fewer restrictions on non-compete agreements, giving employees more leverage when leaving a company. Previously, employers were focused on protecting their trade secrets and clients. However, courts across the nation, including Minnesota, have begun to shift the legal landscape, granting more power to employees.
Employees can now work where they choose without the fear of being sued for taking clients with them. Although employers have less power, they still retain the right to impose certain restrictions on key employees when they leave.
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Minneapolis, MN employment plaintiff attorney Jesse Kibort talks about the trends he sees in employment litigation. There is a significant trend in employment litigation, particularly in relation to employer-side litigation and defense. The professional observes that the country, and specifically Minnesota, is moving toward an environment with fewer restrictions on non-compete agreements, which grants employees greater leverage when leaving a company. In the past, employers concentrated on protecting their trade secrets and client relationships. However, courts across the nation, including those in Minnesota, have begun to alter the legal landscape, empowering employees more than before.
Employees can now choose where to work without the fear of being sued for taking clients with them. While employers have diminished power in this regard, they still maintain the right to impose certain restrictions on key employees upon their departure.