[throwaway10283]

I've had many thoughts. I mostly think about an attorney I once worked with who told me that no startup would ever sue their employee because they'd never get anybody to work for them ever again. And then I thought, "gee, I should make a website that's like glassdoor specifically for startups."

[untog]

When the issue is done and dusted, definitely write about it. Startups have to compete hard to get tech talent, and if you make your experience known you might save a lot of other people a lot of pain.

[niggler]

Also, it would be nice to know what firms to avoid in the future (I don't want to go into business with a highly litigious company)

[ceejayoz]

> And then I thought, "gee, I should make a website that's like glassdoor specifically for startups."

Which would promptly be subject to defamation lawsuits. Heh.

[throwaway10283]

We like to call those SLAPP suits... California has some pretty awesome tools for disposing of those promptly.

[rhizome]

Truth is a defense to libel.

[ceejayoz]

Yes, but it doesn't necessarily pay the defense bills.

[rhizome]

Eh, by crossing the street I am "subject to" being hit by a car. I am still able to walk from one side of town to the other, though.