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People who way this have never had to fight one. I've been to court 3 times to get out of "unenforceable" non competes. The contract may be empty, the legal B

• manigandham 7y ago
  It would be immediately thrown out unless there are other factors (like if you signed under a different state's law) but it's no different than a company filing any frivolous civil suit against you. It costs money for both sides, but that cost usually deters the enforcement too unless you're really about to start a major direct competitor. I don't see WeWork doing that.
• the_watcher 7y ago
  In California? My understanding is that even attempting to enforce on opens the employer up to an unfair competition lawsuit.