Does anyone know if it's possible to enforce breached outsourcing contracts with overseas freelancers?
I would like to start outsourcing some of the ideas I have piling up over here. We would then go back over things, and clean them up if needed.
But my concern is with these programmers reselling the completed projects to other clients, or to the world.
I mean imagine if I contracted out someone to build a "Cpanel" to my specs... and then the [insert country here] programmer decided he wanted to re-release it as his own, or use 80% of the code and build another 20% on and re-release it.
Is there a way to enforce a breach of contract, non-disclosures, or copyright violations with people in India or Russia?
I'm going to ask my attorney in a few hours... I don't think he'll tell me at 3am though
I would like to start outsourcing some of the ideas I have piling up over here. We would then go back over things, and clean them up if needed.
But my concern is with these programmers reselling the completed projects to other clients, or to the world.
I mean imagine if I contracted out someone to build a "Cpanel" to my specs... and then the [insert country here] programmer decided he wanted to re-release it as his own, or use 80% of the code and build another 20% on and re-release it.
Is there a way to enforce a breach of contract, non-disclosures, or copyright violations with people in India or Russia?
I'm going to ask my attorney in a few hours... I don't think he'll tell me at 3am though




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