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>> Would it have been possible to leave the state(MN) and continue to work in your field? I was already planning on it and one of the companies I was in talks
by at-fates-hands 11y ago
>> Would it have been possible to leave the state(MN) and continue to work in your field?
I was already planning on it and one of the companies I was in talks with at the time had an out state office I could work at until "the heat" died down so to speak.
- hwstar 11y agoYou probably need to talk to a lawyer to confirm what I say here, but if you move to CA, the only way you could be sued is if the employer files suit in a non-CA courthouse first, You may be able to file a lawsuit in the CA court system first to invalidate the noncompete. Again, check with a lawyer on this. Also, read up on Section 16600 in in the California Business and Professions code.