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IIRC, the author lives in NYC, so I assume he was working remotely. If that was the case, which states laws apply? What if one of the states is an at-will state
by robterrell 13y ago
IIRC, the author lives in NYC, so I assume he was working remotely. If that was the case, which states laws apply? What if one of the states is an at-will state and the other isn't?
- steveklabnik 13y agoI've often seen contracts explicitly contain "Disputes will be handled in CA and I waive my choice of venue."
- danielweber 13y agoIf it's a small company in California they really don't want to take a bus to Texas to get into a legal fight with you. This is one of those cases where you can't have both sides compromise. They want things jurisdicted (izzat a word?) in one state or the other. And the company is the one with the lawyers who have crafted things specifically for their home state. You should give them this, perhaps in exchange for something else.