An Irish payroll manager who admitted to “spying” on his own firm for a rival company has avoided punishment for “blatantly” contravening orders of the High Court.

Another highly valued startup has just been added to the mix in the ongoing legal drama between Rippling and Deel: U.K. fintech giant Revolut. In his ...

Rippling's efforts to serve Deel CEO Alex Bouaziz have been significantly complicated by the fact that Bouaziz and his lawyer are now in Dubai, according ...

Deel, the fintech software company accused of spying on archrival Rippling, hit back with a lawsuit that claims the spy that Deel allegedly paid was actually a whistleblower trying to bring to light ...

The legal battle between HR software unicorns Deel and Rippling escalated on Friday, with Deel suing Rippling for alleged ...

While A&L Goodbody had been communicating on behalf of Deel, the court was told this morning that it no longer acted for them ...

Keith O’Brien, who was present in court this morning with his wife, was told by Mr Justice Mark Sanfey that he would not be facing any sanction for breaching a previous order to preserve and hand over ...

A self-confessed Irish spy at the centre of a corporate espionage case involving multi-billion-dollar US multinationals Rippling and ... into the matter. Keith O’Brien also handed over ­access ...

The payroll manager who was sacked from a multi-million euro company for spying in an international case of corporate espionage is getting around-the-clock security at his north Dublin home — paid for ...

Keith O'Brien worked for the U.S.-based HR tech company Rippling while allegedly operating as an inside informant for Deel, a European competitor, Newcomer reported. According to a sworn affidavit ...