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You don't have to break a law to be ruled against in civil court (in the US), but I agree with you; I don't see a case here (even checked with a lawyer who happ

You don't have to break a law to be ruled against in civil court (in the US), but I agree with you; I don't see a case here (even checked with a lawyer who happens to be visiting.)

dragonwriter 8y ago
> You don't have to break a law to be ruled against in civil court (in the US) Yes, you do; civil courts enforce civil law, which is actually law.
- jopsen 8y ago
  If you ask and confirm that they won't contact your current employer, then might it not fall under contract law?
- EpicEng 8y ago
  ... Yes that makes sense. No idea why I was thinking law == criminal law.