Legal Question in Business Law in Iowa
non-compete / non-solicitation agreements
i work at a salon and i am planning
on going to a chair rental salon, 3
other employees are following suite.
Our owner has non compete, non
solicitaion agreements. i dispossed of
mine. does he have any legal
recourse against me. He was never
even aware if they were signed in
the first place..should i be
concerned? and my clients can they
follow me?
Asked on 6/01/07, 1:53 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert Luedeman
solo practitioner
Re: non-compete / non-solicitation agreements
What do you mean you disposed of the noncompete agreement? Did you tear it up or throw it in the trash?
If you signed it it is a binding agreement and the previous employer has every right to sue you. I'm troubled by your casual treatment of a legal obligation.
Answered on 6/01/07, 8:40 am
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