New Mexico § 24A-4-2 Enforceability of a non-compete provision; other

New Mexico Statutes

§ 24A-4-2 — Enforceability of a non-compete provision; other

New Mexico § 24A-4-2

Ch. 24AHealth Care Code

Art. 4Health Care Practitioner Agreements

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 24A-4-2 (2026).

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provisions void. A. A non-compete provision in an agreement, which provision restricts the right of a health care practitioner to provide clinical health care services in this state, shall be unenforceable upon the termination of:

(1)the agreement;

(2)a renewal or extension of the agreement; or (3) a health care practitioner's employment with a party seeking to enforce the agreement. B. A provision in an agreement for clinical health care services to be rendered in this state is void, unenforceable and against public policy if the provision:

(1)makes the agreement subject to the laws of another state; or (2) requires any litigation arising out of the agreement to be conducted in another state.

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provisions void. A. A non-compete provision in an agreement, which provision restricts the right of a health care practitioner to provide clinical health care services in this state, shall be unenforceable upon the termination of: (1) the agreement; (2) a renewal or extension of the agreement; or (3) a health care practitioner's employment with a party seeking to enforce the agreement. B. A provision in an agreement for clinical health care services to be rendered in this state is void, unenforceable and against public policy if the provision: (1) makes the agreement subject to the laws of another state; or (2) requires any litigation arising out of the agreement to be conducted in another state.