It's an unfortunate thought, but even in death the white system holds more value for a dead white then a dead black. Institutional racism at its core. So that's why shops are looted and cars are burned up, because their lives matter.
Illinois has a trade secret act ,so if you plan to steal former clients you can be sued by your boss
(source: http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs3.asp?ActID=2239&ChapterID=62)
try to follow these guidelines
Limit your solicitations to those clients for whom you're the "sole and exclusive" firm contact--if you do most of the client's work but the client plays golf with your boss every week, you're not the "sole and exclusive" firm contact and should avoid soliciting that client.
Wait until after you leave the firm before sending any e-mail or written correspondence to those client with your new contact information.
Do not offer these clients any discounts or "deals" you wouldn't also give to someone who walks in off the street.
also never delete your company's mailing lists/client contact/etc...
Ttl;Dr:
Start contacting partners/clients after you have left
steal but don't delete business information
and try to talk about it with him first, maybe even buy the business
(you can get a loan for that if you don't have the capital)
as long as you copy the bussines model and don't steal it, contact clients independently you should be fine
Being the mental boyfriend, I am there for emotional support and having a rich relationship. The back story is this: we met two years ago and she was my first hug, hand hold, kiss, etc. I bought her tons of gifts to lead up to telling her I loved her, and then I told her I loved her after a month and wanted to try having sex. She told me she ruined too many relationships because having sex with someone takes away from the mental aspect of the relationship. She wanted me to stay a pure virgin and love her as much as I always did.
Anyways, today I was walking through the hallway at school and I took out my Droid, which has a picture of me and her on the lock screen. This guy was looking down at me from above on the second floor and started laughing at me for some reason. I turned around and he winked at me, and I realized he had perfect view of my phone.
So I went home and explained how he looked to my girlfriend and asked her if it was him, and she was giggling and wouldn't tell me yes or no. She told me I shouldn't know who it is because it will mess up the dynamics of our relationship for when we get married.
What do you guys think? Do I have the right to know now that I have most likely seen who the physical boyfriend is?
