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That would be the key. Breach of fiduciary duty
by kirykl 10y ago
That would be the key. Breach of fiduciary duty
- dsp1234 10y agofrom the complaint[0]: "While still employed by Tesla, and while assuring management of his loyalty, Anderson secretly set out to hire Tesla's Autopilot engineers for his own competing venture" [0] - https://cmportal.scscourt.org/Portal/DocumentViewer/Index/dUuVm96IyH_YZZiskgIn8sIpwBYcPf89GPskFudh7U0MznTZZ6R46YEcYaKjCLv-qLFqplzkkWe4in91pcUEvJSorjDOhEGwMTdUsRjUQk7UI7h-GtaTP2m3ousy7y1S0?p=0 https://cmportal.scscourt.org/Portal/DocumentViewer/Index/dU...
- the_watcher 10y agoAh, there it is. Not made as clear as it could be by TechCrunch. Even in the most generous reading of anti-non-solicitation agreement law would probably uphold a restriction on doing it while employed.
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