RE: What states were those in?

Sep 15, 2023
3:38:39pm

TheLost Parody account

Utah (co-worker got sued, but the case was thrown out) and Florida (wife's old boss was just taken to the cleaners)

I should point out...
one was against an employee.
and one was against somebody who sold a company.

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How many people here have ever gotten around a non-compete clause for employment?

TN_Coug meh

9/15/23 2:59pm

At least one, but less than 1 billion.

RootieBoy

9/15/23 3:00pm

RE: How many people here have ever gotten around a non-compete clause for

russkiejedi

9/15/23 3:03pm

I've fought and won cases on both sides, for employees and businesses.

Cougar-Duck

9/15/23 3:03pm

Aye. When TNT worked at Burgers! Burgers! Burgers!

TNT

9/15/23 3:08pm

They’re difficult to enforce but companies will try

Hang10

9/15/23 3:13pm

In Utah, I don't feel they are difficult to enforce if they are properly drafted. They are expressly allowed in the code

Cougar-Duck

9/15/23 3:22pm

Probably not what you are looking for, but I had a company that put non-compete verbiage into

Clark Addison

9/15/23 3:24pm

In California I was counseled that they are not enforceable

bYuFB

9/15/23 3:24pm

My experience is tied... 1 - 1..

TheLost

9/15/23 3:32pm

What states were those in?

bYuFB

9/15/23 3:35pm

RE: What states were those in?

TheLost

9/15/23 3:38pm

Heres the truth. They are hard to enforce. Courts tend to favor freedom of

Forzaitalia

9/15/23 4:21pm

Exactly my experience

Hang10

9/15/23 5:56pm

My daughter. Company never came after her.

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