Could I be held for breach of Non-compete agreement?

Could I be held for breach of Non-compete agreement?

Hi,

I am currently in the process of accepting an offer from a software
company in California. Currently I’m employed in a North Carolinian
company, and I remember having signed a non-compete agreement form.

I will be working remotely for the Californian company while based in NC.
It could be construed that I’m working around the same market-sphere,
although my designated role will be very different.

Unfortunately, I don’t remember the details of the contract. Under normal
North-Carolinian laws, could I still be held in possible breach of the non-
compete agreement?

Thanks..

Asked on February 10, 2018 under Employment Labor Law, North Carolina

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