Legal Question in Business Law in New York

Re: former employer

You will need legal assistance to fight this suit.

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Re: former employer

You do not say what type of work you did, how long you were there or what were your job responsibilities. While you may not have had a written agreement not to compete, there are some common law rights available to your former employer to protect his business. I suggest you contact a local attorney to determine what rights you have to solicit former customers.

Re: former employer

Unfortunately, former jilted employers all too often take these steps against the little guy, hoping to run them out of business. Equally unfortunate, however, is that you need legal representation, and it will take a certain amount or level of resources to defend yourself properly -- something neary you can spare.

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