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If you happen to be in California go ahead and sign it, they’ll never be able to enforce it.
by jdxcode 6y ago
If you happen to be in California go ahead and sign it, they’ll never be able to enforce it.
- User23 6y agoNot a lawyer, but I recall hearing or reading at some point that it's actually a valid cause of action merely to be asked to sign an illegal non-compete in California. Does anyone know if that's true or I imagined that? It's academic anyhow since even if so good luck finding a lawyer to take the case since the actual damages will be miniscule.
- kcplate 6y agoI disagree with this advice. Get a lawyer’s opinion first. There are certain cases where a non-compete or non-solicitation clause could be enforced in California.
- narrator 6y agoI looked this up recently. They are only enforceable when you are selling a business as part of the sale of that business.