LSU sues Chavis for "Loss of Recruits"

[divits]

There's no way you've signed one. I've never signed or seen a non-compete that goes void if you're fired. Florida is a right to work state but non-competes are still held up. Judges usually allow them to be in force for the first year in Florida. The general rule in sales is to not call on your client base for the first year and companies won't pursue legal action.

When you get hired by another company in any high level sales one of the first questions is "can you show us your non-compete?"

This.

 

[PastyStoole]

There's no way you've signed one. I've never signed or seen a non-compete that goes void if you're fired. Florida is a right to work state but non-competes are still held up. Judges usually allow them to be in force for the first year in Florida. The general rule in sales is to not call on your client base for the first year and companies won't pursue legal action.

When you get hired by another company in any high level sales one of the first questions is "can you show us your non-compete?"

Exactly. I've successfully sued and got an injunction on a former employee who we fired. The case actually went to court and received a judge's ruling which left us with a very good precedent. And you can bet we waived it around quite liberally to anyone who thought they might do the same.

 

[rogdochar]

Muschamp's contract had a non-compete but he thought that meant the team.

 

[GatorJ]

Muschamp's contract had a non-compete but he thought that meant the team.

Badum-Ch

 

[rogdochar]

Actually. Chavis is being sued because he took a divet of grass from their field.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Muschamp's contract had a non-compete but he thought that meant the team.

Success!!!!

 

[GatorJ]

Actually. Chavis is being sued because he took a divet of grass from their field.