Allegis vs Jobot: Jobot Wins Again
Allegis Group takes another loss in its home court
Background
Last year Staffing Legal News reported on a noncompete loss suffered by Allegis in its "home court" in Maryland, where the company is based. In that case, Allegis and its subsidiary Aston Carter sued former employee Christopher J.
Big Law Recruiter Loses Appeal of $6,391,732 Award to Former Employer
Collection efforts have recruiter on the run
In September 2022, Staffing Legal news reported that a Texas federal judge found legal search recruiter Evan P. Jowers was liable to his former employer, MWK Recruiting, for misappropriating candidate lists and violating his non-competition agreement:
Court Denies Acara's Motion to Dismiss System One's Tempnapping Case
Injunction Hearing Scheduled
In unusually rapid fashion, U.S. District Court Judge Maryland Horan has denied Acara Solutions' request for dismissal of System One's "tempnapping" lawsuit filed last month in Pennsylvania. The lawsuit (attached below) seeks to prevent Acara from hiring 200 System One workers
Hayes Medical Staffing Wins Injunction Against Jobot Hires
But court declines to enforce noncompete agreements.
National Staffing Solutions Sues Former Employee Under Computer Fraud Statute
Lawsuit alleges former nurse recruiter stole candidate database after loading computer sharing software
National Staffing Solutions has filed an unusual data theft lawsuit in Florida (Complaint attached). While data theft cases are not uncommon, it is rare to see one that seems to fit the requirements for relief under the
Recruiting Agency Awarded $3,640,132.60 in Lawsuit Against Former Employee
Non-compete case provides insights into Big Law recruiting.