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I strongly suggest you speak to an attorney.

• latch 16y ago
  I don't mean to be flippant, but why? Best case scenario (as I see it), the lawyer says they have no case and they can neither fire you, nor take your IP. Which leaves you working for a company that doesn't want you working for them. Which, to me, equals quiting or being fired in the short or medium term. Worst case, you quit, are fired, or sell them your project. I think you should see if they'll buy your project, and if not quit or be fired. I'd go to a lawyer if they tried to claim ownership of your project, which they don't seem to be doing. Of course, IANAL, and neither is my parent, which may answer my question of "why?"
  • damoncali 16y ago
    Because the OP may be able to sell/option/contract his IP, and that needs to be done properly.