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The FTC Did What? The Future of Noncompetes for Physicians

Tuesday, October 8, 2024
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

Overview

On April 23, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission voted to issue a final rule that essentially banned noncompetes in employment agreements. On July 3rd, a Texas federal district court temporarily stayed this rule. Whether you are the healthcare system or the physician, hear and learn from our panelists about the current legal landscape with respect to the FTC rule and the legal challenges the agency faces as well as what you can do to stay ahead of this ever changing legal landscape. MCLE: 1.0 hrs


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Amy Cheng
Partner
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Llp

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Amy B. Cheng is an experienced and zealous litigator who represents healthcare entities in the full range of labor and employment, business litigation, white collar defense, and government investigations matters. Amy regularly counsels her clients on a myriad of employment issues. Additionally, she also defends companies in agency inquires as well as state and federal courts.

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Amanda Hill
Owner
Hill Health Law

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Amanda Hill is a true doctor’s advocate. She has over 23 years of experience working in the healthcare sector. She worked for the U.S. Government defending large hospitals before becoming General Counsel for a large multi-specialty group and a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in Austin, Texas. She started her own practice so she could focus on representing physicians. She is passionate about fighting for them in contract negotiations, assisting as an outsourced general counsel for employment and other areas, helping doctors buy and sell practices, and keep doctors out of trouble so they can focus on patients. Amanda authored the Fraud and Abuse Manual as well as Build your Compliance Plan for the Texas Medical Association. Amanda started a video platform for physicians through her other company, Guard My Practice, which is designed for doctors across the United States to stay out of trouble, better negotiate contracts, and have richer relationships with patients and staff.
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