I worked through a home health agency as a companion for a woman who recently passed away. When she died, I resigned from the agency. One of her daughters received some reimbursement from her employer to cover cost of care. The agency agreement says I cannot work independently for the client or facility for 6 months. Another daughter of the woman approached me to work for her father as a house cleaner, in the same apartment where my deceased client lived. I would be working for the man, not the woman I cared for through the agency, and would be paid by another daughter. Is this a violation of the noncomplete clause.?
It is not a good idea for an attorney to give an opinion about a non-compete without first reviewing the document.
http://www.njtlaw.com/non-compete-agreement.html
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