Legal Question in Employment Law in Ohio
My company had a sales compensation plan with an acknowledgment signature and date that I was to sign and send back into Human resources. The comp plan has a Non-Solicitation clause for 1-year in the plan. Since I never signed nor acknowledged, am I bound to the terms since I have now left the company?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Arguably you are not bound by the non-solicitation clause. However, arguably you impliedly consented to the non-solicitation clause depending on how long you worked at this company. Unfortunately, I think your situation is not black and white.
Best regards,
Simon W. Johnson
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(440) 477-6075
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