@threattonature I am done with the subject ngl. Didn’t even read what you just wrote -respectfully let’s just move on. I won’t even hold you for people quoting you and bringing up random shyt like Epstein. My simple point was that NDAs are not nationally banned. They’re not even banned in a state like NY. Certain states and cities have more stringent limitations but they’re in the minority. Budden’s primary problem is that they shoot in New Jersey, which is not favorable to the employer even though he most likely (a) put a NY choice of law provision in his agreement or (b) put a mandatory arbitration clause in it if he’s smart so anything wouldn’t go to court. The other maneuver, which I used is that you can have a confidentiality clause against the employer saying that they won’t say anything bad about the employee which they will want because they want another job. So it’s a “you don’t pop off” and we won’t say anything to smear you. The problem is when someone has nothing to lose. Mel is not someone who is in a position to gain sympathy for suing Budden. It would probably cost her more opportunities than anything. Which is why I think anything wouldn’t be handled privately (if I advised her).


