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I'm thinking maybe there may be non-compete, non-solicitation, and/or trade secrets clauses.

Japan's Bushido tradition required that they continue fighting until there was no one left to fight. The bombs convinced them that their civilization could be wiped out in days. The bombs avoided more years of war and saved millions of lives on both sides that would have been lost had the war...

Three boys go into a haunted house. One brought a knife, one brought a gun and one brought some cough drops. They crept in. It was pitch black and stone quiet. They were suddenly starting to regret this dare. Stupidly, only one brought a flash light. The aggressive darkness and inky black...

Hilarious. Loved it.

I think there is one where the Unicorn lives. ;)

Every word in the document, when interpreted in its entirety, determines whether it's an enforceable contract or not. Since you have doubts about the enforceability of your obligations, you should have it reviewed by an attorney.

We would need to see the entire agreement before commenting on that. Redact any identifying information and attach the complete offer letter.

"Dude" is not a product of 21st century culture. The origin of the word is debated. The earliest known use occurred in the latter half of the 19th century and referred pejoratively to a well-dressed city dweller visiting rural areas. Also known as "city slicker." "Dude" evolved from there to its...

Yep, that's it. And the older I get, the more I rely on my inner 12 year old to amuse me.

Groucho and I share the same birthday, October 2.

One of my favorite Groucho lines. "In Africa I hunted elephants for the ivory but the ivory there was too tough to remove so I moved the business to Alabama. Where the Tuscaloosa." George Burns and Jack Benny also up there on top of my list.

Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read. (Groucho Marx)

You can post diagrams here. You'll need to do that if you want any helpful comments.

A person on another site posted that his cat was 22 years old when it passed away. He gave the following advice. You do your research. You learn about the things that keep a cat healthy and happy. You buy premium cat food. You ensure everything he'll ever need is inside. And as they get older...

A bully walks into a bar. He sees a dejected man miserably toying with a shot of whiskey. As he picks it up and is about to drink it, the bully grabs it out of his hand and downs it in one gulp. The sad man bursts into tears and starts crying bitterly. The bully says to him "chill, it's only...

The mighty Pit Bull reigns supreme.

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A couple of things come to mind. The date he signed a lease or rental agreement The date he got a Maryland driver license or state ID. The date of his first paycheck. Dated receipts for groceries or other purchases. The date his new address shows up on credit card bills.

The IRS doesn't make it easy. First you have to determine if he's a qualifying child. Then you have to determine if he qualifies as a dependent. You probably won't be able to figure that out until after the year is over.