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Virtually all contracts will specify a jurisdiction for any disputes. In the case of employment contracts it's almost always where the company is registered.
by treis 6y ago
Virtually all contracts will specify a jurisdiction for any disputes. In the case of employment contracts it's almost always where the company is registered. Moving to California likely doesn't help at all.
- xref 6y agoWhat if you’re not violating the non-compete in a jurisdiction where the contract is enforceable, like by moving to California?
- NonEUCitizen 6y agoThe old one still applies in the previous contract (and is enforceable in the old jurisdiction).
- Chris2048 6y agowhat does "enforceable in the old jurisdiction" mean? They send out bounty hunters to drag you back?