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As part of the ongoing legal battle over the alleged orchestrated resignation of 44 employees, Judge Thomas has given both Aon and Marsh a month to hand over crucial documents during the discovery phase of the case. -
The dispute will be discussed next month at a Delaware bankruptcy court hearing.
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Judge Schofield said Sompo’s complaint is thin but not without merits.
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The executive argued that his prior role at McGriff is hugely different from his new position at Alliant.
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Another hearing will be held to determine whether Marsh will receive documents shedding light on the failed mega-merger between Aon and Willis.
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Systems vendor CaseGlide says the trend follows new rules introduced in July.
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The giant broker claimed that Aon’s complaint contradicts its own defenses in the antitrust case against the US DoJ last summer.
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The agreement ends non-solicitation action against the team of brokers, led by Cameron Roe and chairman Tony Phillips.
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The stipulation will end the case, as all the parties requested a dismissal with prejudice.
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In the new lawsuit, Aon gives details of the only two Marsh subsidiaries involved in the complaint, Marsh USA and Marsh & McLennan Agency, also known in the case as MMA.
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The deductibles bill passed by the Senate and signed into law during the summer has raised concerns among underwriters and brokers.
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Markel reported that investigations by the DoJ and SEC have concluded with no penalties or action taken against the company.
