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>>pg_123+(OP)
What’s a New York noncompete look like? In australia as far as I can tell it discusses associated entities - I can’t go and work for my employers major client directly if I was involved with that client during my tenure, but if I’ve had no association, I think I can. There’s also caveats around ‘right to earn a living’ if your skillset or specialty limits you to people associated with your employer, but as far as I can tell you can go and work for a competing company to your former employer, assuming the competitor was not your employers client.

>>hsbaua+ef
I’ve been under two. One prohibited working with any existing clients for a calendar year after my termination date. A second prohibited working in a similar role in the US for a year. Both applied to employment and not other actions one might do such as shorting the former employer’s stock.