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If you mean "finish it" by picking up the code and continuing development, that's ugly at best. Someone owns that - you might have a claim! - but you'll spend m
by caseysoftware 8y ago
If you mean "finish it" by picking up the code and continuing development, that's ugly at best. Someone owns that - you might have a claim! - but you'll spend more time and money with attorneys than anything to do it right.
If you mean "finish it" by taking the idea and starting fresh, it's probably competitive so I'd double check that you didn't sign some sort of non-compete or "won't reuse this information" kind of thing.
Of course, either you could roll with it and see what happens.. no one is going to pop up to make a claim unless you a) offend them or b) are successful. And even under (a), it's unlikely they'll hire an attorney to cause you angst.