Re:Ask HN:Delete post
by gnicholas on Sunday May 20, 2018 @10:25PM
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Former lawyer here. You should read over your employment agreement and see how broad the IP assignment clause is. Then you should probably talk to an employment or IP lawyer about how to proceed. Hopefully you could stay with the company and have them "acquire" the work you've done already in this new industry.
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Re:Ask HN:Delete post
by philip1209 on Sunday May 20, 2018 @10:47PM
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The state he works in will be important, too - right? If it's California - to what extent are his activities outside of work protected?