New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting
New York, NY 10019
Event summary
The New York State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting brings together legal professionals from around the world to engage in discussions, share knowledge and network with colleagues. The 2025 meeting promises to be a dynamic and informative event, featuring a wide range of sessions and activities tailored to the diverse interests and needs of lawyers practicing in New York.
Featured agenda item
Wednesday, January 15, 2025 | 8:45 – 9:45 am EST
Employee Restrictive Covenants: The Legal Landscape and Practical Impact in NY and Beyond
Cooley special counsel Joseph Lockinger will join a panel of thought leaders for a discussion on the evolving federal and state court decisions and rules in the wake of the Federal Trade Commission’s proposed ban on noncompetes and other states’ legislation on the topic. Panelists will cover how employers might adapt their employee agreements to the changing landscape and how the courts view –and under what circumstances enforce – such covenants. This program qualifies for continuing legal education (CLE) credit.
For more information, please email Kelsey O’Connell.
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