Hewlett-Packard gets no-poach case dismissed

( August 11, 2020, 22:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Former Hewlett-Packard employee Bryant Fonseca antitrust claims against the company have been dismissed by a US federal judge. US District Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel determined that his allegations fail to provide sufficient factual content to support his claims. “Here, Plaintiff has made numerous conclusory allegations regarding the alleged no-poaching agreement, including claims that HP and 3D shared pay scales, and discontinued cold-calling each other’s employees, third-party recruiting firms stopped pursuing each other’s employees and 3D systems employees began to complain about their wages after the agreement was entered,” said Curiel.See document below. ...

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