Gallagher alleges Ardonagh carried out 'carefully planned conspiracy' to poach employees

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The departure of a number of employees from Gallagher subsidiary Alesco in 2017, who went on to join an Ardonagh energy division, was “the product of a carefully planned conspiracy”, Gallagher will claim.

Gallagher is pursuing legal action against Ardonagh, accusing it of poaching staff and business.

Ardonagh Group CEO David Ross left Gallagher for Towergate and was sued by his former company in 2015 in a suit that was eventually settled.

Gallagher contend that the experience “left Mr Ross bitter and intent on revenge by taking employees (and with them clients) to harm Gallagher”.

Its skeleton argument sets out that, beginning in June 2017, seven employees resigned from Alesco’s energy

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