Just a thank you for everyone's input It helps to get a different perspective.
What you mentioned is my Gut feel , and its risk tolerance, my argument is that the agreement is between my LTD as a legal entity and the agency where they have not defined me personal as a supplier its the "Direct...
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Hi, ahh sorry, let me add more context:
so I'm still with the agency and my current contract with the client ends EOY and I'm planning to join my mate to subcontract my services first week in the new year.
My mate has been directly supplying services to the client for the past 6 months...
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Solicitor recommendations for non-compete clause issue
Alright, bit of a situation here. Got a non-circumvention clause in my agency contract that's stopping me working with a client (or doing similar work for them) for 12 months after the contract ends.
Now a mate's company has landed a direct contract with the same client and wants to subcontract...
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