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Non Compete?

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MovingOnUp

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I resigned from a former employer for whom I worked full time. As a full time employee I was contracted through a placement agency to a larger end-client. (3 Tiers all rogether) When my employer failed to meet several promises and I began to question the future of the company, I submitted my resignation. At the same time, an opportunity came up at the site where I was contracted. I accepted and my former employer wants to be compensated for breach of contract even though I resigned (and the end contract had expired weeks earlier). They threatened legal action due to a 'non compete' which I apparently signed (though I don't recall) and have no copy of. Is this possible or are they just trying to scare me?

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Attorney_Replogle

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Oh it is quite possible indeed. Especially if you worked for a placement agency. Whether you or your new employer has to pay the fine depends on the language of the non-compete contract. So I would advise that you speak with an employment (or labor) law attorney near you. You can find one at attorneypages.

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Mark B. Replogle
 

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