A legal conflict has emerged between HR software companies Deel and Rippling over allegations of corporate espionage. Deel has accused Rippling of infiltrating its customer platform using a so-called 'spy,' claiming that sensitive proprietary assets were stolen. Meanwhile, Rippling has filed High Court proceedings in Dublin, alleging that Deel induced an executive, Keith O'Brien, to share confidential information. The battle highlights the fierce competition in the HR technology sector and raises concerns over trade secret protection.
Deel has now claimed Rippling had its own "spy" who "infiltrated Deel's customer platform by fraudulent means and pilfered the company's most valuable proprietary assets."
Rippling issued High Court proceedings in Dublin in March, claiming that one of its executives was induced by Deel Inc to disclose sensitive information.
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