Motorola sues RIM for pinching staff
Claims 40 targeted since February
10 September 2008 14:32 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Motorola has filed a lawsuit against Research In Motion, claiming that the Canadian BlackBerry maker is stealing its employees.
Providing emails to its employees from a RIM recruitment company as evidence, Motorola wants a court-ordered injunction stopping RIM from hiring any of its employees - and upwards of $50,000 in damages.
In the lawsuit, Motorola states that RIM has targeted at least 40 of its workers in the last 8 months.
"Motorola is threatened with losing customers, employees, technology, its competitive advantage, its trade secrets and goodwill in amounts which may be impossible to determine", the filing states.
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