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With Noncompetes Out, Businesses May Swivel to ‘Garden Leave,’ Other Ways to Protect IP

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The Federal Trade Commission’s noncompete ban doesn’t completely strip employers of IP protections.

If the prohibition, approved by commissioners Tuesday 3-2, withstands legal challenges, companies still will have at their disposal a variety of tools to protect their information and their relationships, Baker & Hostetler partner John Siegal said.

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