Software startup Rippling sues competitor Deel, claiming a spy carried out 'corporate espionage'
- Rippling has filed a lawsuit against competitor Deel, alleging racketeering and misappropriation of trade secrets due to a spy working for Deel.
- The lawsuit includes allegations of racketeering, misappropriation of trade secrets, and tortious interference, according to the court filing.
- Rippling's filing states that an employee previewed confidential channels related to their sales and business strategies at an unusual rate, particularly focusing on Deel.
- Deel has denied these allegations, asserting that Rippling's claims are an attempt to shift focus from their own legal issues.
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