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Oct 23, 2024
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TN_Coug
meh
ye. I found a lawyer that has had success v my current employer.
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anyone sue successfully to get out of a noncompete?
TN_Coug
meh
Oct 23, 5:31pm
Weren’t they recently made illegal?
cougfanblue
Oct 23, 5:33pm
Yes! and then no.
Sid Vicious
Oct 23, 5:35pm
Overturned in Federal Court
COUGND
Oct 23, 5:35pm
It's been done before. Challenge restrictions as unreasonable in time and geo-
COUGND
Oct 23, 5:34pm
yes several times for several clients
nybyblue
Oct 23, 5:37pm
Did you sell your business? That’s the #1 factor.
shimmy
Oct 23, 5:37pm
No. I work for corporate healthcare overlords. I own nothing.
TN_Coug
Oct 23, 5:38pm
The bad news is they have money to fight it.
shimmy
Oct 23, 5:40pm
they are running at a 200 million operating loss this year. I am happy to grow that number.
TN_Coug
Oct 23, 5:40pm
I looked into as an MD as well and everything I read said most likely
cougfanz
Oct 23, 5:41pm
Good gravy that's horrificly bad.
Uno Doctoro
Oct 23, 5:54pm
This part made me laugh too:
cougfanz
Oct 23, 5:57pm
You signed this rubbish?
Uno Doctoro
12:22am
What’s your specialty? I feel like surgical subspecialties might care more
Reasonable1
Oct 23, 5:46pm
We need a little more background than that.
ebv
Oct 23, 5:38pm
All depends on the terms of the non-compete.
LifeLongLakerFan
Oct 23, 5:40pm
It’s very state specific and often fact dependent.
Booya Grandma
Oct 23, 5:42pm
The broader the restriction is in terms of time and geography, the more likely
Tricky
Oct 23, 6:21pm
Are you wanting to start a new BYU message board?
bluecougar1985
Oct 23, 5:49pm
Less about suing to get out and more about defending yourself when they sue to enforce
JollyGreenGiant
Oct 23, 5:52pm
I have enforced them and defended against them. It's a very fact specific thing. Also depends what state you are in.
vegasnative
Oct 23, 7:35pm
ye. I found a lawyer that has had success v my current employer.
TN_Coug
Oct 23, 7:48pm
Good. We have been all over the place here in Nevada. We took a case to the supreme court and won. The Court said that
vegasnative
12:28am
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