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Extract from article by Kelly Twigger
Back in May, I wrote about the litigation between two of the largest ediscovery service providers — DTI and LDiscovery — pending in federal court before Judge Jed Rakoff of the Southern District of New York. My article highlighted some fairly egregious facts alleged in the complaint, in which DTI accused LDiscovery and four salespeople from Epiq (the company that DTI acquired in fall 2016) of conspiring to steal trade secrets and solicit their customers in violation of various provisions of their employment agreements. The complaint painted a picture of calculated deception and conspiracy on the part of LDiscovery’s CEO and the salesmen.
The latest evidence in the case suggests those alleged facts are not close to the truth.
Additional Reading:
- Transparency, Dirty Laundry, and Gatekeepers: DTI vs. LDiscovery Lawsuit
- Judge Rakoff Shoots Down eDiscovery Trade Secrets Case