Silverback Contracts · Employment contract and non-compete
The offer letter gets read. The restrictions at the back get skimmed. Those are the pages that decide where you can work next.
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What people miss
A non-compete with a vague definition of "competitor" can cover far more of your industry than the job you are taking. Check the length, the miles and the definition together.
Invention and work-product clauses often claim anything you create while employed, on your own time included. Look for a carve-out for work done off the clock with your own equipment.
A non-solicit can stop you from working with people you knew before this job. Check whether it lists only clients you served there.
Non-compete rules are set state by state. A handful of states, California among them, ban most of them, and others limit length and reach.
What you get
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Plain answers
Yes. Upload the offer letter, the employment agreement and any separate restrictive covenant agreement together.
No. It is analysis that tells you what to ask about before you sign.
No. The file is destroyed the moment your documents are built.
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