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Any negotiations were completed ages back when the original contracts were signed. He's simply trying to enforce their obligations and collect his entitlements
by rkagerer 6y ago
Any negotiations were completed ages back when the original contracts were signed. He's simply trying to enforce their obligations and collect his entitlements. There's no reason to sign an NDA and constrain your rights just to do this.
Let's be clear: The NDA is PR-motivated insulation to dissuade him from doing exactly what he's doing now. I wouldn't sign it either.
- sumtechguy 6y agoNDA's in this case are a way to hide shady behavior. This is a 'hey you are not living up to the terms of my contract with you' 'here sign this NDA before we talk to you' 'wahhht?'