Trump Admin Seeks Extra 120 Days To Decide Stance In Noncompete Case

By Sigi Ris / March 18, 2025 at 4:55 PM

The Trump administration asked a federal judge for an extra 120 days to decide what stance to take in a highly watched lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s noncompete rule. At issue is the Biden-era Federal Trade Commission’s rule banning noncompetes in the health care and other sectors. Stakeholders have anticipated the Trump administration might change sides in the case since the newly tapped head of FTC previously opposed the rule . The government wants to hold its appeal in the...

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