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A few comments here point the OP/ hint to the OP that a lawyer be consulted. This is likely a good move. 1. Is it possible to explore obtaining an agreement fr
by challenger-derp 4y ago
A few comments here point the OP/ hint to the OP that a lawyer be consulted. This is likely a good move.
1. Is it possible to explore obtaining an agreement from the company that the lawyer's bill (probably won't be more than two hours' worth of lawyer time) be foot by the company?
2. Independent of (1), and under general circumstances (not violent boss, etc.), should OP relate his lawyer's interpretation to his boss & company? (I'm guessing that most^ would answer this with a no -- boss is not going to follow OP around on the weekends to monitor his side project's progess).
^most who aren't bosses (hah)
- NonEUCitizen 4y agoPresumably, the side project you want to work on is valuable. It's worth paying the lawyer out of your own pocket -- you want the lawyer to be working for you, not the employer. And the lawyer should not also be a lawyer of the company -- the lawyer should not have a conflict of interest.
- challenger-derp 4y agogood point!