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hi my name is robert shelley with shelley law and my law firm assists professionals with employment contract issues today im going to talk about how much it costs to fight a non-compete so this is a juicy topic with a lot of moving parts but lets just kind of break it down part by part so first if youve signed and not compete its very likely youve signed an employment agreement or perhaps an independent contractor agreement and a non-compete is considered a restrictive covenant and restrictive covenants essentially prohibit the professional from doing something either during or after the contract ends so youve signed this and now you think all right this is bad for my career uh the contract has been terminated the non-compete kicks in and then youre saying all right what do i do well lets kind of break it down into what is considered an enforceable not compete so first there are a handful of states where non-competes are completely unenforceable meaning even if you signed one c