Short answerMississippi is mixed on non-compete clauses — outcomes are split across the 1 rulings we track, so the exact wording is decisive.
Based on 1 verified holding(s) from court opinions and regulatory actions, here's the breakdown for non-compete clauses in Mississippi:
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Unsettledconfidence: medium
“The chancery court ultimately found the noncompetition covenant inapplicable to Dr. Daigle’s voluntary exit.”
Covenant language at issue“Covenant Not To Compete.
a. Employee agrees that for a period three (3) years following termination
of her employment by the Employer, regardless of cause (subject to
Section 7(d)), she will not engage in any medical practice or perform
any service directly or indirectly in…”
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