Intellectual property/confidentiality/Non-solicitation Agreement
I work as a chemist in a niche industry. When I signed it, I did not read or understand it enough due to inexperience. The non-compete is understandable, but the intellectual property seems as though it would prevent me from ever working in the industry again. I have done some formulation work, does this mean that just the threat of anything being disclosed bars me from employment? Even if it could be proven that the ideas that company is trying to keep confidential is accessible to the public through books, internet, and industry meetings?
0 answers | asked Oct 12, 2015 9:17 PM [EST] | applies to Utah
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