Lockton
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The judge commented on an alleged plan by three former Guy Carpenter executives to raid their former employer after leaving for Lockton. -
The move follows regulatory scrutiny in other states over the offering of Carry Guard policies.
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William Barber was Aon’s healthcare practice leader for more than four years, and was with the broker for over a decade.
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The restructure follows the departure of former US chief executive Tim Gardner and other executives earlier this year.
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Alliant engaged in “subterfuge” and engineered resignations of 26 Lockton employees to target its rival’s clients, a judge found.
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In her complaint, the woman had claimed she was groped and subjected to disparaging and sexualised remarks.
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The ruling by a Delaware judge is the latest development in a series of legal battles between brokers over talent and client poaching.
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Gardner, Yoder and Durant have asked a judge to dismiss most of MMC’s case alleging a plot to raid Guy Carpenter.
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The trio who left Guy Carpenter for Lockton Re wish to engage in “meaningful discussions” with MMC, according to a court filing.
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MMC claimed the executive accessed a list of Guy Carpenter’s top employees and financial projections for clients before moving to Lockton.
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The trio are temporarily barred from soliciting their former Guy Carpenter clients and ex-colleagues.
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Lockton’s CEO said he remains committed to preserving the independence of the world’s largest privately-held insurance broker.
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