No Compete...if you were fired
I am curious if you sign a no compete if you were to be fired if the no compete is still legally binding. Also if they are based in another state and just operate a remote office here in chicago if it would matter?......
1 answer | asked Oct 28, 2004 11:12 AM [EST] | applies to Illinois
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No Compete...if you were fired
All of this depends on what the no-compete agreement states. Generally, they must be very narrowly tailored and more often than not, they are not valid for that reason alone. In addition, where there is some question, the burden is going to be on the company to pursue a case to defend it. You really need to review the agreement with us or one of the other fine lawyers listed on this site.
Aaron Maduff
posted by Aaron Maduff | Oct 29, 2004 09:36 AM [EST]
All of this depends on what the no-compete agreement states. Generally, they must be very narrowly tailored and more often than not, they are not valid for that reason alone. In addition, where there is some question, the burden is going to be on the company to pursue a case to defend it. You really need to review the agreement with us or one of the other fine lawyers listed on this site.
Aaron Maduff
posted by Aaron Maduff | Oct 29, 2004 09:36 AM [EST]
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