COL LEG Non-Compete, Non-Solicit

Updated on: Jun 9, 2025

Latest Event


  • Jun. 2025 COL LEG Governor Approval
  • On Jun. 3, 2025, COL LEG reported that the governor has approved SB 25-083.

On May 8, COL LEG passed bill on restrictive employment agreements.

  • COL LEG passed SB 25-083 on limitations on restrictive employment agreements.
  • Amends multiple provisions, adds multiple provisions under COL LEG 8-2-113 (worker intimidation, non-competes, prohibitions, exceptions, notice, rules, definitions).
  • Bill Provisions
  • Narrows exemptions from prohibition against covenants not to compete, under certain conditions, by excluding covenants affecting practice of medicine, nursing, dentistry.
  • Limits exemptions from prohibitions against covenants not to solicit by excluding covenants that affect the practice of medicine, nursing, and the practice of dentistry.
  • Provisions in a covenant not to compete to recover certain employer expenses allowed.
  • Covenants that restrict certain health-care provider disclosures to patients prohibited.
  • Legislative History
  • On Jan. 23, 2025, bill introduced in Senate; on Mar. 12, 2025, bill passed in Senate.
  • On Mar. 12, 2025, bill introduced in House; on Apr. 14, 2025, amended bill passed.
  • On Apr. 21, 2025, Senate concurred; on May 8, 2025, bill sent to the governor.
  • Effectiveness
  • If enacted, takes effect 12:01 a.m. on day after expiration of 90-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly; adjourned May 7, 2025, effective Aug. 6, 2025.
  • Jun. 2025 COL LEG Governor Approval
  • On Jun. 3, 2025, COL LEG reported that the governor has approved SB 25-083.
Regulators
COL LEG
Entity Types
CNSM; Corp
Reference
Act, 6/3/2025; Bill SB25-083, 5/8/2025; Citation: COL LEG 8-2-113;
Functions
Compliance; Financial; HR; Legal
Countries
United States of America
Category
State
N/A
Products
Corporate
Rule Type
Final
Regions
Am
Rule Date
May 8, 2025
Effective Date
Aug 6, 2025
Rule ID
254080
Linked to
N/A
Reg. Last Update
Jun 3, 2025
Report Section
US Consumer