Ardonagh staff poaching claims dismissed in court
Gallagher has agreed to pay £3.1m towards the defendants' costs.
Claims made by Gallagher that Ardonagh had unlawfully poached staff and business from one of its subsidiaries in 2017 were this morning dismissed by a High Court judge.
Mr Justice Freedman also awarded legal costs to the defendants.
Following the judgement, Ardonagh said that Gallagher had agreed to pay £3.1m towards the defendants’ costs.
Claim
Gallagher-owned Alesco had alleged that the Ardonagh Group and two of its subsidiaries, Bishopsgate and Price Forbes, had conspired to poach staff
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