Re:Idaho has made it easier for companies to enforce noncomp...
by logicallee on Saturday July 15, 2017 @11:08AM
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Can you add a value judgment for what you've stated? I did not include one in my comment, and you answered in legal terms without including a value judgment yourself. For example do you agree with the morality of your restaurant example?
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Re:Idaho has made it easier for companies to enforce noncomp...
by ghaff on Saturday July 15, 2017 @12:25PM
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Seems perfectly moral to me. It's conditions attached to the sale of a business and I would assume such clauses are pretty standard. If I sell a consulting business to you, you'd be pretty crazy not to have some anti-solicitation clause in the sale agreement.
If I did open up a competing restaurant next door as soon as the ink was dry on the sale agreement, I think it would be on you and your lawyer not to have covered that eventuality. (Though it would also be kind of sleazy of me IMO.)