Insurance giant Beecher Carlson accuses ex-employees of 'sabotage'

Huge the atlanta area insurance policy company Beecher Carlson statements two workers privately established a new organization to contest with Beecher Carlson and then colluded to eliminate evidence and eliminate Beecher Carlson's company.

In a lawsuit registered Apr 6 in government judge in The Atlanta area, Beecher Carlson statements its now former workers Eileen Strict and Indicate Roomette, while still applied by Beecher Carlson, co-founded a newly store insurance policy broker last Aug known as Strict Threat Associates LLC with the aim of competitive directly with Beecher Carlson, breaking employment contracts with the organization.

Beecher Carlson is a huge account risk management agent. Over two months after developing and starting the competitive company of Strict Threat Associates LLC, Eileen Strict and Indicate Roomette, on or before Nov 5, 2014, surreptitiously cleared out their Beecher Carlson offices, removed their e-mails and schedules, cleaned their web browser backgrounds from organization possessed computers and systems, and Eileen Strict manufacturer totally reset and cleaned the data from his organization possessed mobile phone Beecher Carlson reads in its complaint.

Beecher Carlsbad statements Strict and Olivetti are guilty of "deliberate eliminate of Beecher Carlson's companying an affidavit registered in government judge Beecher Carlson CFO J. Scott Toil says they also known as other Beecher workers to obtain them "to grab Beecher Carlson customers and employ in espionage for Strict Threat Associates."