Hacking Your Non-Compete
summary
Real cases: a departing seller accused of stealing client files that forensic metadata proves 3 years old; a sales team of five members who ran a side firm and cost $3 million; a developer forced to remove an open‑source GitHub project; three ex‑employees splitting ownership of a new tool until lawsuits and a buyout. Coverage names tools like log and metadata analysis, distinguishes copyright/work‑for‑hire vs patent rights, employee vs contractor IP rules, and ends with practical steps to avoid injunctions and preserve background IP.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 14:26Theft is Not a Great Career Development Strategy
- 15:46How To Do It Right
- 19:12Who Owns What?
- 27:28Quick Scenario 1
- 39:58The Checklist
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