My take on this complex puzzle is this:
1. Quit job at Co-A
2. Quit job at Co-B
3. Rope in partner from Co-B to start the company
4. Make the partner hire you as a H1 dude
5. Make lots of Money
6. The End
Another possibility would be:
1. Quit job at Co-A
2. Quit job at Co-B
3. Get a part time job at Co-C
4. Rope in partner from Co-B to start the company
5. Make the partner hire you as a H1 dude
6. Make lots of Money
7. Live happily ever after with estate tax
8. The End
Victor
SIPA - VENTCAP SIG wrote:
>
> Contributor Sudhir Tailing <[email protected]>
>
> Hi All
>
> I am planning to start a e-Commerce business and came up with
potential
> "roadblock". here it is -
>
> I am a consultant on an H1 of a company say, Co-A, working at Co-B. At
> both
> of these companies they have ("standard" ?) forms which basically say
> all
> processes, ideas that i develop, invent etc. during the period i am
> there is
> theirs. Now since my e-commerce startup entails a new
"business-model",
> what would my choices be ? do i lose my idea ? do i have a right to
take
> my
> idea forward ?
>
> i am planning to rope in one of the mgmt people at co-B as a partner
but
>
> want to be sure of the legal aspects before i go for it ?
>
> TIA
> Sudhir