The Supreme Court of Georgia declared on Wednesday that restrictive covenants do not need to include a geographic limitation in order to be considered reasonable under state law. This decision has significant implications for businesses looking to enforce nonsolicitation clauses in their contracts. The ruling revitalizes a marketing organization’s effort to enforce such a provision with its independent agents. Legal professionals and corporations may find this development particularly relevant as it underscores a shift in the interpretation of restrictive covenants within the state. For more details, visit Law360.