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> That might even be criminal. Careful with that word. Non-competes are non-enforceable in California and other jurisdictions. Some people say "non-competes ar
by humanistbot 4y ago
> That might even be criminal.
Careful with that word. Non-competes are non-enforceable in California and other jurisdictions. Some people say "non-competes are illegal in California", but it is not a crime to ask someone to sign a contract with a non-enforceable provision.
- trentnix 4y agoThe criminal part I referred to is when it is insisted that you sign it under duress.
- 22SAS 4y agoOne of the best quant firms, TGS, is located in CA and enforces non-competes no problem. They had an employee sue, his NC got waived but he had to pay 7-figures to TGS.
- hn_go_brrrrr 4y agoIn lawyer's fees or in damages?