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At worst, they refuse to sell or even negotiate. The (unknown) exposure is with how the previous project stakeholders might react to you running with it and tu
by Bluestrike2 8y ago
At worst, they refuse to sell or even negotiate.
The (unknown) exposure is with how the previous project stakeholders might react to you running with it and turning it into something viable. If they won't sell when it's worthless, I'd personally take it as a given that they'd litigate if it ever becomes viable or profitable. Even if you can reasonably expect to prevail in such a case, it's still a concern.
- dnautics 8y ago> If they won't sell when it's worthless, I'd personally take it as a given that they'd litigate if it ever becomes viable or profitable That's a great point and I think that collapsing that uncertainty was the lingering reason why I loved the idea, that I couldn't quite put the finger on. I kind of worry that the worst case scenario is management says ok now, but later changes mind when it's turns up well, but if it's in writing, then whatever.