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Hello, as a temp worker,I signed a non-compete. The client offered me a job, but I would be doing administrative (non-technical) duties. I'm not carry over any trade secrets. Can I...

Thank you for opening my email! My name is John Schneider and I live in Michigan and work for a chemical company headquartered in St. Charles, IL. I signed a new employee c...

I signed a non compete after I had taken a job with my company, when I was taking over a management position in a facility I transferred to. I got about a 1.75% raise. I was told b...

Hello, I currently work for a Marketing company and have been talking to a client about going to work for them. To me it sounds like my non compete only limits me from soliciting t...

I signed a no compete agreement with my former employer that I couldn't start my own house cleaning business and solicit her clients when I left. I started my own business but have...

I have a professional line of work and when got hired signed the non-compete agreement which said about 200 miles radius and for 12 months I can't work in the same setting. Now the...

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