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"yeah, if it looks like it's going to be a problem, I'll just move to California." I don't think this works. You'll still get sued in Washington.
by auntienomen 10y ago
"yeah, if it looks like it's going to be a problem, I'll just move to California."
I don't think this works. You'll still get sued in Washington.
- WWLink 10y agoHow does that work if you sign a non-compete for a job in california with a company registered in delaware?
- Dr_tldr 10y agoYeah, no, not at all. Or actually, it's not that simple. Many non-competes are specific to a region in the hopes of making them less likely to be ruled overly broad. Furthermore, if you work and live in California, the WA court can be found not to have standing, and the company can't bring suit in California because pretty much all non-completes are considered void there.