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Lawyer - Non Compete? #8080345 12/08/20 01:25 AM
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Any lawyers here or anyone that pretends to be one on the weekend? I have a question on Non Compete language.

Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: jeepercreeper] #8080356 12/08/20 01:32 AM
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Trying to weasel your way out of a contract??


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Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: jeepercreeper] #8080362 12/08/20 01:39 AM
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Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: jeepercreeper] #8080432 12/08/20 02:23 AM
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There have been no compete questions here in the last month. Either search them or ask what you need to ask. There will be good answers


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Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: jeepercreeper] #8080441 12/08/20 02:28 AM
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Every time my wife takes a new job, the current employer makes her sign a non-compete contract. Her new employer always says not to worry, we have ways of dealing with that.

One thing I’ve learned, contracts are made to be broken.

Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: jeepercreeper] #8080455 12/08/20 02:37 AM
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Texas is a right to work state. I had an Arizona company I worked for years ago try that BS...I laughed and told them they're #1. Never heard from them again.


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Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: jeepercreeper] #8080474 12/08/20 02:49 AM
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I know an AZ company I still wanna stick it to. Just gimme the chance. Hold my beer, watch this


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Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: Bullfrog] #8080485 12/08/20 02:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Bullfrog
There have been no compete questions here in the last month. Either search them or ask what you need to ask. There will be good answers


Found the big thread, thanks!

Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: jeepercreeper] #8080573 12/08/20 04:16 AM
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PM headed your way with the info on lawyer I used about 3 months ago to have a Do Not Complete reviewed and to get advice on how to proceed.

I cannot over emphasize how much I learned from the one hour call; It was worth 10X what they charge.


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Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: The Dude Abides] #8080645 12/08/20 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by TXGUNNER308
Texas is a right to work state. I had an Arizona company I worked for years ago try that BS...I laughed and told them they're #1. Never heard from them again.


FWIW, Right to work has nothing to do with non-compete. R2W is mainly about notice and pay around notice.

Texas changed a few laws a few years back that made it much more business/employer friendly then employee.
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Re: Lawyer - Non Compete? [Re: jeepercreeper] #8080910 12/08/20 02:40 PM
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I have a non-compete and had a lawyer review it a few years back when I left my previous company. Laws might have changed but I was told that in Texas, because it is a right to work state that Non-competes are hard to enforce. However, non-solicitation is easily enforced. There is a difference. Typically your old company will send a letter to you and your current employer demanding a cease and desist. The company can choose to represent you or leave it up to you. Some companies will even release you because they don't want to be involved in a law suit. It really depends on how much of an ahole your previous employer wants to be.

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Originally Posted by Zipster
I have a non-compete and had a lawyer review it a few years back when I left my previous company. Laws might have changed but I was told that in Texas, because it is a right to work state that Non-competes are hard to enforce. However, non-solicitation is easily enforced. There is a difference. Typically your old company will send a letter to you and your current employer demanding a cease and desist. The company can choose to represent you or leave it up to you. Some companies will even release you because they don't want to be involved in a law suit. It really depends on how much of an ahole your previous employer wants to be.


I had a non-solicitation from my previous company and did get the cease and desist letter. Scared the crap out of me but my company just help me find other stuff to do for the remaining 3 months when it expired.

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