Contracts restrict physicians

Noncompete clauses prevent branching out with own practice

By Kayley Mendenhall / The Bulletin
June 18, 2006

They often amount to nothing more than a small paragraph in a large contract, but noncompete clauses can result in bitter feelings, lawsuits and oftentimes a lot of money.

Medical clinics throughout the country frequently include noncompete clauses, also known as restrictive covenants, in....

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