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Actual lawyery info (Score:2)

by Fletch (75) on 2003.12.29 11:18 (#26862) Homepage Journal

If you go to nolo.com [nolo.com] and check out their employment law section I think they cover non-compete clauses and the like.

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- Re:Actual lawyery info (Score:2)
  
  by KM (4)
  
  Thanks Fletch. I found this [nolo.com] in there. Seems like, as I suspected, they are sort of hard to enforce and some states will not do it at all. This article didn't cover all details of non-competes, but had some good points.
  It seems they are most enforcable when a reasonable timeframe is given (I've seen some which state 3 years!), and actual competition is mentioned. That makes sense. In this field, when a non-compete mentions "competitors" and the company does webhosting, mail hosting, or basically anything w

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