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Short answer: in California, no, and given the extent of the CA tech industry and the reach of its boilerplate, ypu might be pleased to see that the clause from

by Hyena 15y ago

Short answer: in California, no, and given the extent of the CA tech industry and the reach of its boilerplate, ypu might be pleased to see that the clause from Cali is in your contract in Georgia.

gte910h 15y ago
Georgia used to have very strenuous assignment/non-compete rules (your entire contract was thrown out if there was any wrong clause in the non-compete, therefore companies were careful to not over-reach). I'm saddened we happened to amend the constitution of the state to allow the non-California style "take it to court and let judges alter crap ex post facto"