Florida Statutes Chapter 542 — COMBINATIONS RESTRICTING TRADE OR COMMERCE
Search Florida StatutesFrom the Legislature's 2026 edition, which includes changes effective through January 1, 2027. Later effective dates are retained in each section's source notes.
- § 542.15 — Short title.
- § 542.16 — Purpose.
- § 542.17 — Definitions.
- § 542.18 — Restraint of trade or commerce.
- § 542.19 — Monopolization; attempts, combinations, or conspiracies to monopolize.
- § 542.20 — Exemptions.
- § 542.21 — Penalties for violation.
- § 542.22 — Suits for damages.
- § 542.23 — Equitable remedies.
- § 542.235 — Limitations of actions and penalties against local governments and their officials and employees.
- § 542.24 — Consent decrees and settlement agreements.
- § 542.25 — Judgment in favor of state as prima facie evidence.
- § 542.26 — Limitation of actions.
- § 542.27 — Enforcement authority.
- § 542.28 — Civil investigative demand.
- § 542.29 — Duty of public officers.
- § 542.30 — Jurisdiction and venue.
- § 542.31 — Action not barred as affecting or involving interstate or foreign commerce.
- § 542.32 — Rule of construction and coverage.
- § 542.33 — Contracts in restraint of trade valid.
- § 542.331 — Applicability of s. 542.33.
- § 542.335 — Valid restraints of trade or commerce.
- § 542.336 — Invalid restrictive covenants.
- § 542.34 — Discriminatory trade practices.
- § 542.35 — Remedies cumulative.
- § 542.36 — Continuing violations.
- § 542.41 — Short title.
- § 542.42 — Legislative findings.
- § 542.43 — Definitions.
- § 542.44 — Covered garden leave agreement.
- § 542.45 — Covered noncompete agreements.