Joining Client by getting out of contract

[praju]

Hi

 

I work for company A and there exists a vendor B who introduced me to client C. Client C is very much interested in hiring me directly for full time and same with me too. But Client C has some agreement with B and B has agreement with A. I also have non compete agreement with A.

 

Client went ahead and requested NOC with B so that they can start H1B transfer But they said.. they cannot give it as it is against contract.

 

Now what options do I have ?

 

1. Client cannot initiate the h1b transfer till NOC is given by B. So C terminating the contract with B and eventually with A will put me on bench. So then can H1B be transfered and can I join C?

 

2. Can I resign from A so that all the contracts gets void and I can join Client C ?

 

3. What other options do i have ?

 

Cheers

[jairichi]

Your ideas will not work that easily. You need to talk to a good labor attorney.

[JoeF]

Contracts you signed don't become void by resigning from the company.

[omshiv]

You'll need to see what the contract says..I dont think so its easy to leave A and join C. B will sue you...check the contract with an Attorney.

[wiweq]

Ideally the client should buy you. Means they should pay money to B to hire you, so that B would let you go. In business, no one does 'favor'.