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Just as a cautionary tale, I required a conflict waiver from a big tech company for a lateral move to a firm that regularly represented one of their competitors. Big tech company refused. Was unable to lateral as a result and was eventually frozen out by my last firm as a result of requesting the waiver. It doesn’t happen often, but be aware that it can.
Yeah similar situation here and this is my worry, but wondering why I can't be walled off since the competitor from what I can tell is not a huge client of the new firm. I've seen some advice in general bowls that conflict waivers are routine/they always sign but in this situation/IP Lit I'm not sure why they would. It'd truly be asking for a favor