The Irish Times·3 min read·medium

Student laptop firm claiming it lost contracts with 20 schools to rivals drops injunction

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Mark Tighe
Student laptop firm claiming it lost contracts with 20 schools to rivals drops injunction
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An Irish ed-tech company, Olive, has dropped a temporary injunction against former employees and rival firms after accusing them of commercial sabotage. The legal dispute centered on allegations that former managers used confidential information to poach school contracts.

An ed-tech company has agreed to drop a temporary injunction it obtained last week after it complained that it lost 20 schools and contracts worth €1.6 million after its former managers joined a rival company.

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