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. Biz, Phones, Mobile phone industry, Motorola, RIM, Lawsuits
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