Are Non-Compete & Ind. Contractor Agreements void if the contractor has been charged with a felony
1 answer | asked Sep 18, 2009 6:43 PM [EST] | applies to Texas
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In Texas, there is no provision in the non-compete law that voids a non-compete simply because someone is charged (or convicted) of a felony.For this reason, the non-compete would need to be reviewed to see if the NC contractually provides for such a trigger that would void the NC.
Likewise, the IC agreement would need to be reviewed to see if simply being "charged" (or convicted) with a felony would trigger termination of the contract.
posted by Jill J. Weinberg | Sep 21, 2009 08:16 AM [EST]
Likewise, the IC agreement would need to be reviewed to see if simply being "charged" (or convicted) with a felony would trigger termination of the contract.
posted by Jill J. Weinberg | Sep 21, 2009 08:16 AM [EST]
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