Deel, an HR and payroll provider, has recently seen a lawsuit against it dismissed by a Florida judge. This lawsuit was filed by Melanie Damian, a court-appointed receiver for Surge Capital Ventures, who accused Deel of helping Russian entities evade U.S. sanctions by processing payments. Deel argued that this lawsuit was ‘Rippling-aligned,’ although Rippling, another HR provider engaged in a separate legal battle with Deel, denied any involvement or support for the lawsuit. Rippling’s ongoing lawsuit in California accuses Deel of RICO violations and trade secret infringement, while Deel countersues, claiming a Rippling employee impersonated a customer. The situation remains complex, with Rippling’s case involving an employee who admitted to acting as a corporate spy for Deel. As legal proceedings continue, both parties are set to defend their positions vigorously.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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