Pennsylvania Judge Denies Injunction Seeking To Block Ban On Non-Complete Agreements

Non-compete agreements will be banned in September.

According to the More Perfect Union account on X, a Pennsylvania judge has denied an injunction seeking to block the Biden administration's recent ban on non-compete agreements and clauses. The ban was approved by the Federal Trade Commission back in April.

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BREAKING: The Biden administration's ban on noncompete clauses has been upheld in court.

A Pennsylvania judge denied an injunction seeking to block the rule.

As of now, virtually all noncompete agreements with bosses will be banned and voided beginning September 4.

— More Perfect Union (@MorePerfectUS) July 23, 2024

As of now, the ban on non-compete agreements and clauses will begin on Setpember 4. It is currently unknown if the new rule will have any effect on wrestling promotions. After being released from WWE, talent normally are forced to wait out a 30 or 90 day non-compete clause.

Fightful will continue to update fans on the situation as more information is provided. In the meantime, head over to this link to check out the lineup for the July 23 edition of WWE NXT.