I''ve been putting together a music festival for the past year. One of my investors is now turning around and saying that he is taking over, making me an ''employee''. Is this legal? And how should I fight back?
Generally speaking, when you share your ideas without requiring the other party to enter into an agreement not to use them for his own business, you have no expectation that the ideas will remain yours. You don't have to be an employee if you don't want to. Your investor is free to invest in your business or his own business. This is pretty much the American way.
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