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Working you will ask, yes, I’m self employed; my business models includes building a new client base for the company owner I’ve joined forces with and I’m compensated on a commission basis from all new work acquired. Scot Herrick @Dale – On the current position, I’d leave out how you were compensated. MORE >>

Blog » “Does leaving an employer, and then returning, relieve me from a non-compete agreement I signed the first time I was hired?” Does leaving an employer, and then returning, relieve me from a non-compete agreement I signed the first time I was hired?” Is the “old” non-compete enforceable? Then I quit. Good luck. MORE >>

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So, an independent contractor has every right to compete with the party to which it is an independent contractor. Question : If an independent contractor is a subcontractor to a business, can the independent contractor bid against that business on a totally unrelated project? It’s that simple. Incidentally, Hope this helps. 2011 Alan L. MORE >>