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Fwiw, non-competes are unenforceable in California.

• dragonwriter 11y ago
  Non-competes are mostly unenforceable in California. But you definitely shouldn't just sign one and assume it won't be enforceable in your case.
  • fryguy 11y ago
    Assuming one did such a thing, would it be possible to take them to court and get a summary judgement that the clause of the contract is unenforceable and to be removed, so they can't use that as pressure against your new company as in the instance in the article?
    • dragonwriter 11y ago
      It might be possible to commence a legal action for a declaratory judgement (a summary judgement is a different thing) on the matter (declaratory judgement rules vary by jurisdiction.)