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chippewastud79 07-17-2011 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by loki (Post 1339577)
definitely, i've been reading more than a few "i'll never buy another oliva cigar ever" posts. now is that internet dick swinging, maybe, but i'm sure that more than a few actually mean it. before this oliva was just another small cigar maker now, to some, they're the big bad corporation trying to stop a man from earning a living. There will be blowback from this and it's silly to think there won't be

Oliva isn't getting any less popular, they aren't turning out worse product and they certainly aren't on the decline. Will some people undoubtedly stay away from them over this? Maybe, but I doubt that the allegiance to Sam runs that deep. Would there be such an uproar if a sales rep for Oliva had left under bad terms and was trying to go to a different company?

If Sam has to take 5 years off, I have a feeling many will forget who he even is. He was never his own brand, but rather the face of Oliva's lines. Their marketing department chose wisely when they picked the 'rockstar' look and started the NUB Live tour (which was copied by other companies).

Will he see success from his 'own' brand (to be marketed by Torano)? That is yet to be seen, but undoubtedly he wants to capitalize on the momentum created for him by Oliva and the longer he has to wait the tougher it may be.

Again, if the split from Oliva had been amicable we might not be even discussing this. Something must have occured on one side or the other that the relationship between company and (ex-)employee must have been strained when he left/was asked to leave. :2

loki 07-17-2011 10:14 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chippewastud79 (Post 1339589)
Oliva isn't getting any less popular, they aren't turning out worse product and they certainly aren't on the decline. Will some people undoubtedly stay away from them over this? Maybe, but I doubt that the allegiance to Sam runs that deep. Would there be such an uproar if a sales rep for Oliva had left under bad terms and was trying to go to a different company?

If Sam has to take 5 years off, I have a feeling many will forget who he even is. He was never his own brand, but rather the face of Oliva's lines. Their marketing department chose wisely when they picked the 'rockstar' look and started the NUB Live tour (which was copied by other companies).

Will he see success from his 'own' brand (to be marketed by Torano)? That is yet to be seen, but undoubtedly he wants to capitalize on the momentum created for him by Oliva and the longer he has to wait the tougher it may be.

Again, if the split from Oliva had been amicable we might not be even discussing this. Something must have occured on one side or the other that the relationship between company and (ex-)employee must have been strained when he left/was asked to leave. :2

good, then we agree

MarkinAZ 07-17-2011 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by loki (Post 1339577)
definitely, i've been reading more than a few "i'll never buy another oliva cigar ever" posts. now is that internet dick swinging, maybe, but i'm sure that more than a few actually mean it. before this oliva was just another small cigar maker now, to some, they're the big bad corporation trying to stop a man from earning a living. There will be blowback from this and it's silly to think there won't be

I just wanted to make sure I didn't misread your post here Loki, but are you indicating that the Oliva Cigar Company is a small cigar maker?

chippewastud79 07-17-2011 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by loki (Post 1339608)
good, then we agree

I concur that some MAY stay away, but not nearly enough people to negatively effect Oliva in the short or long-term. :tu

guado 07-17-2011 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Don Fernando (Post 1338784)
Although I understand the lawsuit and with the information I have Oliva is right to sue Sam, I think the timing is aweful and will not only hurt Sam but also Oliva as they are 'the bad guys' now in a lot of comments I read online.

A lot of those are nut swingers that thought sam was their friend. Sam hated being at shows hated being away from his family...and IMO smoked way to much pot.

People are delusional if they they Samn TRULY created nub and cain. He NEVER blended his OWN cigars. He just carried around blanks and wrapped cigars at events.

Did you ever try talking tobacco with him? LOL


I hope this is approved by the courts. All these "I will never smoke another oliva and wait it out for sam" people will forget about him in two years. I really hope Oliva puts out the TRUTH behind all this. I would LOVE to really hear/read what happened.


We all see the negative about this but in actuallity what percetage of cigar smokers are we online from the masses. People really think them not buying two oliva cigars at a show is gonna hurt Oliva. They make an awesome product and continue to innovate which is where a lot of brands are lacking.

Oh well...ending my rant. I think Sam's a douche. He knew what he signed...he has a bunch of twitter followers and facebook fans...so thats all that matters...lol.

I just feel bad for anyone who invested money in him...they should have known better.

NCRadioMan 07-17-2011 10:38 AM

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The people on cigar boards are a very, very tiny percentage of cigar smokers. If you ask most smokers who are not on cigars boards who Sam is, they have no clue. Same could be said of Pete Johnson. And, they don't care. To think this will effect anyone's bottom line is silly.

Besides, people say alot things on these boards that are total bs and they like to posture to make themselves look important in their own mind.

Also, a company that produces over 13 million cigars a year is not a small cigar maker.

For me, if Sam would have come up with good blends in non-clown cigar sizes, I might have cared about this.

Ranger_B 07-17-2011 10:58 AM

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Call me old fashioned but if you sign a contract that is your word. I hold no ill will for someone trying to make a living but if you said you would not compete for 5 years than you wait 5 years. Without knowing what the agreement is I would not hold anything against Oliva or Sam. Never liked the nubs anyway. Now the V and the new cain daytona thats a different story.

loki 07-17-2011 11:25 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkinCA (Post 1339611)
I just wanted to make sure I didn't misread your post here Loki, but are you indicating that the Oliva Cigar Company is a small cigar maker?

that is exactly what i'm saying

Don Fernando 07-17-2011 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Doctorossi (Post 1339501)
Nub Plus?!

:r :r :r

That's about the funniest idea I've heard since the original Nub!

"Look guys... this little chunk right here is the best part, so we're only going to give you that. Oh, and we're also going to give you all of this other part attached to it. You know, like all the other cigars have."

Which is it, Oliva? "Sweet spot" or not?

they exist, check http://www.cigar.com/cigars/viewcigar.asp?brand=997

Brutus2600 07-17-2011 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by loki (Post 1339577)
definitely, i've been reading more than a few "i'll never buy another oliva cigar ever" posts. now is that internet dick swinging, maybe, but i'm sure that more than a few actually mean it. before this oliva was just another small cigar maker now, to some, they're the big bad corporation trying to stop a man from earning a living. There will be blowback from this and it's silly to think there won't be

In which case those people are ridiculous...Oliva makes a great product and honestly they're just missing out if they want to boycott Oliva products. It won't hurt Oliva's bottom line. I'm betting the majority of cigar smokers don't even know about this whole debacle.

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Originally Posted by guado (Post 1339624)
A lot of those are nut swingers that thought sam was their friend. Sam hated being at shows hated being away from his family...and IMO smoked way to much pot.

People are delusional if they they Samn TRULY created nub and cain. He NEVER blended his OWN cigars. He just carried around blanks and wrapped cigars at events.

Did you ever try talking tobacco with him? LOL


I hope this is approved by the courts. All these "I will never smoke another oliva and wait it out for sam" people will forget about him in two years. I really hope Oliva puts out the TRUTH behind all this. I would LOVE to really hear/read what happened.


We all see the negative about this but in actuallity what percetage of cigar smokers are we online from the masses. People really think them not buying two oliva cigars at a show is gonna hurt Oliva. They make an awesome product and continue to innovate which is where a lot of brands are lacking.

Oh well...ending my rant. I think Sam's a douche. He knew what he signed...he has a bunch of twitter followers and facebook fans...so thats all that matters...lol.

I just feel bad for anyone who invested money in him...they should have known better.

The more the curtain is ripped away the more you realize it's just a silly old man pretending to be the great and powerful Wizard of Oz :2

chippewastud79 07-17-2011 07:31 PM

Re: Sam Leccia's Debut on hold
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by loki (Post 1339655)
that is exactly what i'm saying

No.

loki 07-17-2011 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by chippewastud79 (Post 1340065)
No.

we're back to this again?

chippewastud79 07-17-2011 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by loki (Post 1340100)
we're back to this again?

I would hardly consider one of the 5 or 6 largest cigar distributors in America a "small company". :sh

Da Klugs 07-17-2011 09:44 PM

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When emplyees playing front get....

http://www.shootingatbubbles.com/wp-...g-britches.jpg

And try and

http://img3.visualizeus.com/thumbs/1...ab73b644_m.jpg

through taking the notariety that the company paid to create and attempt to

http://u.goal.com/130000/130017hp2.jpg

Then

http://www.conversationmarketing.com/crystal-begs.png

Not only is the corporate support gone but you have to deal with the things you agreed to that made the company comfortable with pumping corporate dollars into promoting you as well as their cigars.

Don Fernando 07-17-2011 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by loki (Post 1340100)
we're back to this again?

yes






:D

jledou 07-18-2011 04:50 AM

Re: Sam Leccia's Debut on hold
 
My non-legal view on NCs -it mostly depends on the state, some already have president of not recognizing them legitimate claim by the company or not.
The injunction has no bearing on the final outcome as Oliva is able to show they have a document and the judge agreed so he orders the injunction ... he didn't rule on the validity of the document.

wayner123 07-18-2011 07:54 AM

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Watch this video and pay close attention at the question asked around 7:30.

http://www.veoh.com/watch/v14156371Y...ccia+Interview

weak_link 07-18-2011 09:48 AM

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Between the distribution and farms, Oliva is a giant. This isn't going to hurt them a bit.

NCRadioMan 07-18-2011 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by weak_link (Post 1340880)
Between the distribution and farms, Oliva is a giant. This isn't going to hurt them a bit.

You may be confusing Oliva Cigar Co. and Oliva Tobacco Co. They are not the same.

weak_link 07-18-2011 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by NCRadioMan (Post 1340911)
You may be confusing Oliva Cigar Co. and Oliva Tobacco Co. They are not the same.

You're correct I was, whoops!

I still don't think they are going to get hurt by this. :D

Don Fernando 07-18-2011 10:13 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by NCRadioMan (Post 1340911)
You may be confusing Oliva Cigar Co. and Oliva Tobacco Co. They are not the same.

Oliva Cigar Co also has farms

OLS 07-18-2011 11:40 AM

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My ininformed opinion on this might be a.) he knew that he had a no-compete and b.) he figured he could stretch it out
with press releases for 5 years kind of like Duke Nukem Forever, always promised, never delivered, then one day there it is.

But again, I have no idea. I DO know 5 years is a long time in the cigar biz and swallows much.

Doctorossi 07-18-2011 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by OLS (Post 1340997)
he figured he could stretch it out
with press releases for 5 years kind of like Duke Nukem Forever, always promised, never delivered, then one day there it is.

Is it "competing" to tour the country for 5 years, handing out pre-production samples of a product that's not yet on shelves? :r

rizzle 07-18-2011 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by NCRadioMan (Post 1339627)
The people on cigar boards are a very, very tiny percentage of cigar smokers. If you ask most smokers who are not on cigars boards who Sam is, they have no clue. Same could be said of Pete Johnson. And, they don't care. To think this will effect anyone's bottom line is silly.

Besides, people say alot things on these boards that are total bs and they like to posture to make themselves look important in their own mind.
Also, a company that produces over 13 million cigars a year is not a small cigar maker.

For me, if Sam would have come up with good blends in non-clown cigar sizes, I might have cared about this.

Say it isn't so, Greg? :r

elderboy02 07-18-2011 05:22 PM

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Nice review.

nofeardiver 07-19-2011 08:13 AM

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My opinion on it for all the Boycott oliva people out there, is your not in the middle of it, your not sam and your not the olivas and they are the only ones that know the truth and what is going on. First if i was to boycott oliva what kind of smoke would i be giving up 85-90% of my humidor is oliva products, yes i am oliva/nub/cain/st freak... i love their stuff. Second i have met Sam and i have met Bryan, they are both stand up guys.... But that being said i don't see Bryan or Olivas bashing Sam on there Facebook.... In fact when i asked Bryan about Sam leaving Bryan only had good things to say about Sam, this was like a month or two ago... I think the whole thing is flipping childish, if Sam has 5 year non compete, then that is what it is, he signed it, now man up and honor your word... that is my 2 cent rant...

cmitch 07-19-2011 09:18 AM

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Non-competes are almost ALWAYS unenforceable. I work in the graphic arts industry where non-competes are a heavy industry standard and the contracts are usually nullified by a judge due to the many loopholes available. One example would be firing. Regardless if the termination was justified, the company attempting to enforce the non-compete had better be able to prove it was a good firing or the courts will throw it out in the streets. The REASON is: What would stop an employer from 'hiring' you, making you sign an agreement for 3 to 5 years, work you 90 days and fire you? This would prevent you from finding gainful employment in your profession while 'protecting' the former employer from your work being done for his competitor. It's these abuses that make non-competes stupid to sign and difficult to enforce.

TheRiddick 07-19-2011 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by cmitch (Post 1342149)
Non-competes are almost ALWAYS unenforceable. I work in the graphic arts industry where non-competes are a heavy industry standard and the contracts are usually nullified by a judge due to the many loopholes available. One example would be firing. Regardless if the termination was justified, the company attempting to enforce the non-compete had better be able to prove it was a good firing or the courts will throw it out in the streets. The REASON is: What would stop an employer from 'hiring' you, making you sign an agreement for 3 to 5 years, work you 90 days and fire you? This would prevent you from finding gainful employment in your profession while 'protecting' the former employer from your work being done for his competitor. It's these abuses that make non-competes stupid to sign and difficult to enforce.

Doesn't work like that in real world, bad example. Can you cite one such case?

Look up wine industry non-competes. So far, ALL OF THEM WERE and ARE ENFORCEABLE. In addition, I have yet to meet one winemaker who went back on his word, maybe its an industry thing, but agreements are ALL respected.

Like I said above, and AFAIK, any time a 5 YEAR non-compete is signed (a pretty lengthy time, I admit) there is serious monetary compensation involved one way or another (meaning during/prior to termination or thereafter), make no mistake about it. So, claiming "hardship" is pretty dubious.

Besides, you and some others keep mentioning "firing" as a way of Leccia/Oliva parting ways. Do you know this to be factual or simply guessing? If Leccia left on his own accord, then there is no court around to take his side. And from where I sit it does look like Leccia quit on his own accord and then decided to go the "American way", ie, stupid legal system where judges and juries have no common sense half the time and plaintiffs have nothing to loose by filing frivolous claims.

You don't see Ernesto Carrillo suing General after they paid him years ago to buy him out and he had to sit all this time on the sidelines due to non-compete he signed up front. That is a man of his word. And honor. To me. But it seems my values are skewed judging by some posts in the thread.

Volusianator 07-19-2011 10:20 AM

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Boycott Oliva, ehhh, if you feel that's gonna help Sam, go ahead. Oliva makes some outstanding products that I will continue to purchase. Sam signed that non-compete when he took the job.

shilala 07-19-2011 10:41 AM

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Yeah, I'm just gonna go ahead and keep not buying any Sam cigars. That's been working out great and no one seemed to notice. I think I'll keep buying myself some Oliva's from time to time, just like before, even.

I just read this whole thing, and it simply doesn't add up. For Sam to move ahead knowing there was a five year noncompete would be borderline retarded behavior.
The only thing I can come up with is that his stance is that he's in a completely different capacity in this new venture. That could be a decent argument, but he's clearly the pitch-man, which was his capacity at Oliva. Whether he's pitching at his own company or anyone else's, it's still the same thing. I suppose he can argue that it's only a small percentage of what he's doing and it comes with the entirely new job he's created?
I wasted way too many words on this. I feel dirty.

Doctorossi 07-19-2011 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by shilala (Post 1342253)
The only thing I can come up with is that his stance is that he's in a completely different capacity in this new venture.

The thing is, none of us know what is or isn't in any agreements these parties have signed, so it's all just silly speculation.

shilala 07-19-2011 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Doctorossi (Post 1342310)
The thing is, none of us know what is or isn't in any agreements these parties have signed, so it's all just silly speculation.

Agreed. I wasted way too many words. I wasn't busy, so nothing lost. :)

Volusianator 07-19-2011 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by shilala (Post 1342253)
I wasted way too many words on this. I feel dirty.

ROFLMAO...well put!

neoflex 07-19-2011 12:37 PM

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I think Oliva may have done something legally to get him to keep his mouth shut on the situation to keep the story from becoming too skewed especially with the show going on this week. I know when he first received the court order he was blasting Oliva on Facebook but has since not said a word except asking people if they knew where he could find a job. I would love to hear the whole story from both sides and see how the stories differ but signing a 5 year non compete and than deciding to try and launch his own brand shortly after parting ways is like pissing in the wind in my opinion. Again I would love to hear both sides from the horses mouth.

nofeardiver 07-19-2011 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by neoflex (Post 1342370)
Again I would love to hear both sides from the horses mouth.

me too

icehog3 07-19-2011 01:23 PM

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Sam logged in here yesterday. ;)

forgop 07-19-2011 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by icehog3 (Post 1342422)
Sam logged in here yesterday. ;)

He's not going to comment on specifics as virtually every severance will make them keep their mouths closed on any of these details or be subject to losing said funds.

icehog3 07-19-2011 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by forgop (Post 1342436)
He's not going to comment on specifics as virtually every severance will make them keep their mouths closed on any of these details or be subject to losing said funds.

Absolutely...wasn't trying to be critical of Sam, just pointing out that I am guessing he is aware that we are discussing the issue.

replicant_argent 07-19-2011 02:58 PM

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I am finding it hard to really give a damn. No offense to anyone, but why should I care? There are enough manufacturers and a plethora of cigars I haven't tried yet to keep me busy for a decade if I choose.

cmitch 07-19-2011 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by TheRiddick (Post 1342209)
Doesn't work like that in real world, bad example. Can you cite one such case?

Look up wine industry non-competes. So far, ALL OF THEM WERE and ARE ENFORCEABLE. In addition, I have yet to meet one winemaker who went back on his word, maybe its an industry thing, but agreements are ALL respected.

Are you speaking of 'Employment non-competes or BUYOUT non-competes?

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheRiddick (Post 1342209)
Like I said above, and AFAIK, any time a 5 YEAR non-compete is signed (a pretty lengthy time, I admit) there is serious monetary compensation involved one way or another (meaning during/prior to termination or thereafter), make no mistake about it. So, claiming "hardship" is pretty dubious.

No such compensations have I seen in my field, nor in any field of a 'creative' nature. Is cigar blending creative? I guess it's a matter of opinion

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheRiddick (Post 1342209)
Besides, you and some others keep mentioning "firing" as a way of Leccia/Oliva parting ways. Do you know this to be factual or simply guessing? If Leccia left on his own accord, then there is no court around to take his side. And from where I sit it does look like Leccia quit on his own accord and then decided to go the "American way", ie, stupid legal system where judges and juries have no common sense half the time and plaintiffs have nothing to loose by filing frivolous claims.

Where? I used that as an example, only. :confused:

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Originally Posted by TheRiddick (Post 1342209)
You don't see Ernesto Carrillo suing General after they paid him years ago to buy him out and he had to sit all this time on the sidelines due to non-compete he signed up front. That is a man of his word. And honor. To me. But it seems my values are skewed judging by some posts in the thread.

Again, was this a pre-employment non-compete or a corporate buy-out non-compete? Buyout non competes are always enforceable, because it's an agreement between a previous owner/CEO and the new buyer to not go into the field of business that the company they sold conducted. A pre-employment non-compete is getting an employee to agree not to enter in a field in which they would compete with their former employer if they were to part ways. The reason why these are seldom enforceable is because there are too many ways an employee can part ways with his employer.

I am not saying that it's okay and moral for a former employee to violate a non-compete agreement. I'm just saying those kinds are rarely enforceable, especially if the former employee can prove there was no ground for his termination or had significant pressure to leave prematurely. Let's not blur the line on what is being discussed. I have no horse in this race, either way, Just adding an observation that's worth about :2

forgop 07-19-2011 03:48 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cmitch (Post 1342569)
Are you speaking of 'Employment non-competes or BUYOUT non-competes?


No such compensations have I seen in my field, nor in any field of a 'creative' nature. Is cigar blending creative? I guess it's a matter of opinion


Where? I used that as an example, only. :confused:


Again, was this a pre-employment non-compete or a corporate buy-out non-compete? Buyout non competes are always enforceable, because it's an agreement between a previous owner/CEO and the new buyer to not go into the field of business that the company they sold conducted. A pre-employment non-compete is getting an employee to agree not to enter in a field in which they would compete with their former employer if they were to part ways. The reason why these are seldom enforceable is because there are too many ways an employee can part ways with his employer.

I am not saying that it's okay and moral for a former employee to violate a non-compete agreement. I'm just saying those kinds are rarely enforceable, especially if the former employee can prove there was no ground for his termination or had significant pressure to leave prematurely. Let's not blur the line on what is being discussed. I have no horse in this race, either way, Just adding an observation that's worth about :2

I'm having a hard time believing anyone would put together a 5 year pre-employment non-compete agreement. This smells of severance/buy-out non-compete to me.

replicant_argent 07-19-2011 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by forgop (Post 1342582)
I'm having a hard time believing anyone would put together a 5 year pre-employment non-compete agreement. This smells of severance/buy-out non-compete to me.

It actually smells more like an iron-clad NUNYA contract disposition to me.

ahc4353 07-19-2011 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by shilala (Post 1342356)
Agreed. I wasted way too many words. I wasn't busy, so nothing lost. :)


I beg to differ. One could make an argument that currently 5 pages of server space has been lost. :D

chippewastud79 07-19-2011 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by ahc4353 (Post 1342766)
I beg to differ. One could make an argument that currently 5 pages of server space has been lost. :D

Don't miss your coupon code with a minimum purchase. ;)

drjammer 07-20-2011 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Volusianator (Post 1342223)
Boycott Oliva, ehhh, if you feel that's gonna help Sam, go ahead. Oliva makes some outstanding products that I will continue to purchase. Sam signed that non-compete when he took the job.

:tu

hscmit 07-20-2011 08:09 AM

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I am surprised this thread is still going

nofeardiver 07-20-2011 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by hscmit (Post 1343450)
I am surprised this thread is still going

Me too

OLS 07-20-2011 08:39 AM

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This helps.

OLS 07-20-2011 08:39 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by replicant_argent (Post 1342749)
It actually smells more like an iron-clad NUNYA contract disposition to me.

Ehhhh-heheh ;)

T.G 07-20-2011 09:14 AM

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100! http://www.letsgokings.com/bbs/image...ing-smiley.gif


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