Quote Originally Posted by John Galt View Post
That's just such BS. Seldom are suits, very expensive. Just to try to scare the kids. Tortuous interference is so hard to prove, non piracy, non compete......rules change every week. In addition you're looking at 25k in legal fees against collecting from someone with a minimal net worth (assuming you go to trial). Maybe get a C & D if you're lucky and the kid you sue doesn't show or have an atty for a g or so. Welcome to reality. Nasty dunning letters only scare the ignorant.
John, I'm not so sure I agree with you. There are more than a dozen active lawsuits going on right now (which can be easily looked up) against former employees of ISOs and funders for violating non-competes and the like. The truth is that this industry is very litigious and reps shouldn't act as if nothing will happen to them if they quit/get fired and then breach their agreements. I've seen plenty of evidence to the contrary.

Chambo is right again.