FTC Workshop on Non-Competes

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Chow, Stephen01-07-2020 05:59 PM

For the information of the Committee, Observers and Advisors, The Federal Trade Commission is conducting ...

Rowley, Keith01-15-2020 05:46 AM

Thanks for posting this, Steve. I think you meant January 9, 2020 (last Thursday), rather than December ...

1. FTC Workshop on Non-Competes

Chow, Stephen

Posted 01-07-2020 05:59 PM

For the information of the Committee, Observers and Advisors,

The Federal Trade Commission is conducting a workshop on Non-Compete Agreements on Thursday, December 9, 2020 at 8:30 am - 5:30 pm ET which will be webcast and accessed on the following site that day:

https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/events-calendar/non-competes-workplace-examining-antitrust-consumer-protection-issues

8:30-8:35 am	Welcome and Introductory Remarks Bilal Sayyed Director, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning
8:35-9:05 am	Statutory and Judicial Treatment of Non-Compete Clauses Orly Lobel Warren Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of Employment and Labor Law Program, University of San Diego School of Law
9:05-9:20 am	Applying State and Federal UDAP Principles to Non-Compete Clauses William E. Kovacic Professor and Director of Competition Law Center, George Washington University Law School
9:20-9:35 am	Break
9:35-11:05 am	Panel 1: FTC Authority to Address Non-Compete Clauses Panelists: Jane Flanagan Visiting Scholar, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law William E. Kovacic Professor and Director of Competition Law Center, George Washington University Law School Orly Lobel Warren Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of Employment and Labor Law Program, University of San Diego School of Law Eric A. Posner Kirkland & Ellis Distinguished Service Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School Damon A. Silvers Director of Policy and Special Counsel, AFL-CIO Randy M. Stutz Vice President of Legal Advocacy, American Antitrust Institute Moderators: Sarah Mackey, Acting Deputy Director, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning Jacob Hamburger, Attorney, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning
11:05-11:20 am	Break
11:20-11:30 am	Remarks Rebecca Kelly Slaughter Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission
11:30-12:00 pm	Effects of Non-Compete Clauses: Economic Literature Review Ryan Nunn Fellow in Economics Studies and Policy Director for the Hamilton Project, Brookings Institution
12:00-1:00 pm	Lunch Break (on your own)
1:00-2:30 pm	Panel 2: Effects of Non-Compete Clauses: Analysis of the Current Economic Literature and Topics for Future Research Panelists: Kurt J. Lavetti Associate Professor of Economics, Ohio State University Ryan Nunn Fellow in Economics Studies and Policy Director for the Hamilton Project, Brookings Institution Evan Starr Assistant Professor of Management & Organization, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland Ryan Williams Finance Professor, University of Arizona Moderators: John McAdams, Economist, Federal Trade Commission, Bureau of Economics
2:30-2:45 pm	Break
2:45-2:55 pm	Remarks Noah Joshua Phillips Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission
2:55-3:25 pm	Federal Rulemaking Process: Key Principles and Considerations Aaron L. Nielson Professor, Brigham Young University Law School
3:25-5:25 pm	Panel 3: Should the FTC Initiate a Rulemaking Regarding Non-Compete Clauses? Panelists: Sally Katzen Professor of Practice and Distinguished Scholar in Residence, New York University School of Law Kristen C. Limarzi Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Aaron L. Nielson Professor, Brigham Young University Law School Richard J. Pierce, Jr. Lyle T. Alverson Professor of Law, George Washington University Law School Howard Shelanski Professor, Georgetown University Law Center Moderators: Derek Moore, Attorney Advisor, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning Kenny Wright, Legal Counsel, Federal Trade Commission, Office of General Counsel
5:25-5:30 pm	Closing Remarks Sarah Mackey Acting Deputy Director, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning

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Stephen Chow
Massachusetts Delegation
Boston MA
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2. RE: FTC Workshop on Non-Competes

Rowley, Keith

Posted 01-15-2020 05:46 AM

Thanks for posting this, Steve. I think you meant January 9, 2020 (last Thursday), rather than December 9, 2020. Hopefully, the project will have progressed by then.

Great to see your name on the program, Jane! (I have no idea if she'll see this message.) I look forward to viewing the streamed content. Did anyone else on the Study Committee (including Advisors and Observers) attend?

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Keith Rowley
William S. Boyd Professor of Law
Nevada Delegation
Las Vegas NV
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Original Message

Original Message:
Sent: 01-07-2020 06:59 PM
From: Stephen Chow
Subject: FTC Workshop on Non-Competes

For the information of the Committee, Observers and Advisors,

The Federal Trade Commission is conducting a workshop on Non-Compete Agreements on Thursday, December 9, 2020 at 8:30 am - 5:30 pm ET which will be webcast and accessed on the following site that day:

https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/events-calendar/non-competes-workplace-examining-antitrust-consumer-protection-issues

8:30-8:35 am	Welcome and Introductory Remarks Bilal Sayyed Director, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning
8:35-9:05 am	Statutory and Judicial Treatment of Non-Compete Clauses Orly Lobel Warren Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of Employment and Labor Law Program, University of San Diego School of Law
9:05-9:20 am	Applying State and Federal UDAP Principles to Non-Compete Clauses William E. Kovacic Professor and Director of Competition Law Center, George Washington University Law School
9:20-9:35 am	Break
9:35-11:05 am	Panel 1: FTC Authority to Address Non-Compete Clauses Panelists: Jane Flanagan Visiting Scholar, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law William E. Kovacic Professor and Director of Competition Law Center, George Washington University Law School Orly Lobel Warren Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of Employment and Labor Law Program, University of San Diego School of Law Eric A. Posner Kirkland & Ellis Distinguished Service Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School Damon A. Silvers Director of Policy and Special Counsel, AFL-CIO Randy M. Stutz Vice President of Legal Advocacy, American Antitrust Institute Moderators: Sarah Mackey, Acting Deputy Director, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning Jacob Hamburger, Attorney, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning
11:05-11:20 am	Break
11:20-11:30 am	Remarks Rebecca Kelly Slaughter Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission
11:30-12:00 pm	Effects of Non-Compete Clauses: Economic Literature Review Ryan Nunn Fellow in Economics Studies and Policy Director for the Hamilton Project, Brookings Institution
12:00-1:00 pm	Lunch Break (on your own)
1:00-2:30 pm	Panel 2: Effects of Non-Compete Clauses: Analysis of the Current Economic Literature and Topics for Future Research Panelists: Kurt J. Lavetti Associate Professor of Economics, Ohio State University Ryan Nunn Fellow in Economics Studies and Policy Director for the Hamilton Project, Brookings Institution Evan Starr Assistant Professor of Management & Organization, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland Ryan Williams Finance Professor, University of Arizona Moderators: John McAdams, Economist, Federal Trade Commission, Bureau of Economics
2:30-2:45 pm	Break
2:45-2:55 pm	Remarks Noah Joshua Phillips Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission
2:55-3:25 pm	Federal Rulemaking Process: Key Principles and Considerations Aaron L. Nielson Professor, Brigham Young University Law School
3:25-5:25 pm	Panel 3: Should the FTC Initiate a Rulemaking Regarding Non-Compete Clauses? Panelists: Sally Katzen Professor of Practice and Distinguished Scholar in Residence, New York University School of Law Kristen C. Limarzi Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Aaron L. Nielson Professor, Brigham Young University Law School Richard J. Pierce, Jr. Lyle T. Alverson Professor of Law, George Washington University Law School Howard Shelanski Professor, Georgetown University Law Center Moderators: Derek Moore, Attorney Advisor, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning Kenny Wright, Legal Counsel, Federal Trade Commission, Office of General Counsel
5:25-5:30 pm	Closing Remarks Sarah Mackey Acting Deputy Director, Federal Trade Commission, Office of Policy Planning

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Stephen Chow
Massachusetts Delegation
Boston MA
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Covenants Not to Compete Committee