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I quit my job, and moved to another state only to be presented with an egregious unenforceable noncompete on my first day of the new job. Signing it knowing I
by jnwatson 7y ago
I quit my job, and moved to another state only to be presented with an egregious unenforceable noncompete on my first day of the new job.
Signing it knowing I was in the clear was the best of a couple bad options.
- Spoom 7y agoIn a lot of situations where a contract like that comes to court, the company will try to convince the judge to simply reduce the scope of the contract to whatever seems reasonable to them - and this can succeed. (Of course if you're in a state where non-competes are blanket illegal, that's different.)