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The non compete is a joke. Don't try selling the accounts you sold and that's it. LCA knows it's a joke and there is no weight in its words. Go for it. LCA is a pit of losers with no guts. As they say.....no guts no glory.
 
Don't worry about the non compete. I left LCA and went to a competitor (also took clients with me) They threatened me with a lawsuit so I went to a lawyer, paid him $250 and he sent them a certified letter stating if they continued harassing me,we would sue. Never heard another word from them.
 
I saw labcorp go after 2 Genzyme genetics reps in 2011. One in CA and one in TX. They left after being acquired but signed LC non-competes. They go after people and sometimes the new employer.
 
anonymous said:
I saw labcorp go after 2 Genzyme genetics reps in 2011. One in CA and one in TX. They left after being acquired but signed LC non-competes. They go after people and sometimes the new employer.
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Just being forced to suffer the humiliation of writing the name "labcorp" on your next application is the best noncompete in the business. No one will ever hire you again. Not even goodwill will go near you. You are all damaged goods. I suggest you find a good excuse for your "gap" in employment. Just like an alcoholic or heroin addict does fresh out of rehab. Hope this helps.
 
California has the most employee friendly laws of any state.
Non-competes are not applicable to California residents except in the most narrow of circumstances.
If you live in a "right to work" state they also can't touch you- especially if you were laid off, but also if you left because of things like organizational issues, people or policies.
 
anonymous said:
California has the most employee friendly laws of any state.
Non-competes are not applicable to California residents except in the most narrow of circumstances.
If you live in a "right to work" state they also can't touch you- especially if you were laid off, but also if you left because of things like organizational issues, people or policies.
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sounds good until you spend $50k getting to the outcome you wanted.
 
anonymous said:
sounds good until you spend $50k getting to the outcome you wanted.
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I think that is a very remote possibility. Keep in mind the cheap outfit we are dealing with here. They don't want to run up legal fees anymore than you. Yes, they may posture and saber rattle, but only in an extreme case will they spend.
 


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