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Well you have to look out for number one here so I think you should get a dialogue going with them. Tell them you would like to collaborate and at least speak w
by md1515 15y ago
Well you have to look out for number one here so I think you should get a dialogue going with them. Tell them you would like to collaborate and at least speak with them about their license, but mention you can also have their contract terminated. I would say that it isn't something you want to do, but for the shareholder's interests you will be forced to do so without a dialogue between you both.
Best of luck...
- dholowiski 15y agoI'm not trying to criticize you, just asking an honest question - is that legal? Could that be considered a threat? (Cooperate or I'll kill you)
- questionimp 15y agoOP here. In my case, that is essentially what it is. Cooperate or I'll kill you. It can even just read I can kill you, so I will. That is why I am really unsure about cannibalizing my own baby by not killing them, but I am very unsure whether that is the route I want to tread.
- md1515 15y agoYeah, I really don't know. That's a good question, but I think it can be worded along the lines of "I can legally kill your company, but I would prefer to discuss this with you first. Please do not make me do this and just contact me so we can work together or something." - Last ditch before you keep yours alive. P.S: Be careful of stalling. They can just stall you and keep working on their project...reminds me of the Facebook?