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Marsh Commercial and DRP agree settlement in legal dispute

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Jelf, now Marsh Commercial, had last year accused DRP and three former Jelf employees of orchestrating a coordinated team move, breaching contracts, soliciting Jelf’s clients and using Jelf’s confidential information.

Marsh Commercial has confirmed that it has reached a settlement in its legal battle with David Roberts & Partners (DRP), in a case relating to client and staff poaching.

The terms of the settlement have not been disclosed.

Jelf Insurance Brokers, now rebranded as Marsh Commercial, brought the case against David Roberts & Partners (Insurance Brokers) and David Roberts & Partners (York) as well as three former Jelf employees – Jason Lauchlan, Mark Elvin and Kathryn Hill.

In court documents

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