Maine LD2200 prohibits noncompete agreements for health care practitioners, except for veterinarians with an ownership interest in their facility.
Maine LD2200 prohibits employers from requiring or permitting health care practitioners to enter into noncompete agreements, except for veterinarians with an ownership interest in their facility. The bill defines "health care practitioner" as an individual qualified or licensed to provide health care services in the state. It also specifies that noncompete agreements cannot take effect until after one year of employment or a period of months from the date the agreement was signed, whichever is later.
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