I work for a free wantads publication and my boss made us all sign non compete papers. I formerly worked for a person who is employed by our competitor. She now wants me to come back to work for her. I never worked for the company when I worked for her and she paid me herself. So my question is if I do go back to work for her and she pays me as before will the non compete papers my boss made me sign be legally binding?
Asked on 6/29/10, 5:40 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Mark Dunn
Mark D. Dunn
It sounds as if you would be violating the non-compete clause (which I haven't read) if you went to work for your former employer.
However, the real question is: Would the other employer bother to sue you to try to stop you from working for your former employer?
The job market right now it terrible. If you have a job offer, tak it.
Answered on 6/30/10, 9:11 am
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