It can be difficult to do business in Minnesota and across the world. One aspect that must be followed has to do with certain laws that might be somewhat muddled or confusing. When selling a product or service, there is often a fine line between fraud, deception and simple salesmanship. The law takes such issues as deceptive trade practices very seriously and if there is an accusation of it, it can cost a great deal of money -- if not the entire business -- trying to navigate the situation.
What is required in a non-solicitation agreement in Minnesota?
Minnesota businesses often require employees to sign non-solicitation and confidentiality agreements to protect the business's proprietary information or intellectual property and to prevent employees from using their employer's information to profit at their own businesses. However, improper and poor drafting of these agreements can demolish their effectiveness.
