A local development company is "Closing its doors."  Two programmers were
changed to independent contractor status to finish one big project for a
client, but everyone else was let go.  The company wasn't a big one (5-6
people), but it is still sad to see it go.

  My company done some work for them as a subcontractor in the past (all
past projects were disasters).  How would I verify that the company is
truly "out of business" and not just "The owner firing everyone and moving
into a home office."?  If the company is gone, I suppose I would be
released from any non-compete agreements.

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