Here is a rundown of noncompete rules across the U.S., as laid out by attorneys from the law firm Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete and published Aug. 29 on JDSupra:
Alabama: Noncompetes are enforceable only against key employees, such as those with access to trade secrets or confidential information, and are limited to two years.
Indiana: Noncompetes are enforceable only against key employees.
Wisconsin: Noncompetes are enforceable only against key employees with access to trade secrets or confidential or proprietary information.
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