Is this legal or can it be stopped?
Written by admin on March 20, 2009 – 11:44 am -
Company (1) trademarks of prints on golf balls for other companies. Upload 6.50 a dozen. Businesses (other) can get this done by companies that sell golf balls, Callaway, Flite higher education, etc., FOR FREE. Corporate (1) sell the ball logoed ensures that his name is not on some boxes spedette outside, so other companies (other) won 't know. The company (1) also makes every employee sign a waiver declaring won 't steals this idea. Some companies (other) spend literally THOUSANDS on logoed balls that could get for just the price of golf balls. Can this be avoided or stopped? It seems very unfair to other businesses laborious.
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By Michael F on Mar 22, 2009 | Reply
The extra money as to the other sources on their own then they will have to pay the other sources on their own then they will have to pay the extra money as well.
The waiver its called non compete and is legal as to the extra money as well.
The waiver its called non compete and is legal as well.
By shadouse on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
For services all the no compete contract is legal people pay too much for services all the time.
By momentum on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply
It’s called free enterprise.