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It cost me almost half a million dollars over 6 years to defend myself against a lawsuit that would have otherwise been dismissed had it genuinely been the case
by Kranar 5y ago
It cost me almost half a million dollars over 6 years to defend myself against a lawsuit that would have otherwise been dismissed had it genuinely been the case that non-competes were unenforceable by statute.
The commencement of the lawsuit:
https://www.so-co-it.com/post/222748/orbixa-technologies-suing-jitneytrade-and-co-conspirators-for-41-900-000.html https://www.so-co-it.com/post/222748/orbixa-technologies-sui...
The settlement:
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/jitneytrade-inc-announces-settlement-agreement-850632086.html https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/jitneytrade-inc-announ...
For the most part that settlement happened because the company suing me went bankrupt and its successor didn't feel like continuing to pay legal fees for a case they knew they would lose. Ordinarily I'd be able to recoup legal fees, but I was advised that recouping fees from a bankrupt entity is all but impossible.
- bawolff 5y ago> It cost me almost half a million dollars over 6 years to defend myself against a lawsuit that would have otherwise been dismissed had it genuinely been the case that non-competes were unenforceable by statute. > The commencement of the lawsuit: > https://www.so-co-it.com/post/222748/orbixa-technologies-sui https://www.so-co-it.com/post/222748/orbixa-technologies-sui... Based on that link, the issue at hand doesn't seem to be about a non-compete (?)