I recently took legal advice on a technically unenforceable clause in a contract. I was told that I would probably win, but it would take a year or two to resol

I recently took legal advice on a technically unenforceable clause in a contract. I was told that I would probably win, but it would take a year or two to resolve and I would almost certainly not gain anything financially after legal costs, and I stood a chance of losing money I could not afford to lose. So terms don't have to be strictly "enforeceable" to have the desired effect from the company's perspective.