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In the suit, Hermalyn alleges that DraftKings' noncompete agreement “contain provisions that are illegal and unenforceable in California."

DraftKings’ NonCompete Agreement v Fanatics

In the suit, Hermalyn alleges that DraftKings' noncompete agreement “contain provisions that are illegal and unenforceable in California."

March 1st, 2024

Stephanie Jackson

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Whether you are an employer or an employee, it’s important to stay up-to-date on developments in employment law to protect your rights in the workplace. Our blog highlights the most relevant news, bills, lawsuits, and “how-tos” of employment law for working professionals. Our blog also includes our firm’s most recent news.

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