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Stryker Corporation et al v. Ridgeway et al
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May 23, 2016
Ex-Stryker Salesman Appeals Sanctions To 6th Circ.
A bankrupt former Stryker Corp. salesman found to have breached his employment contract and leaked confidential information and also sanctioned for purposefully withholding evidence in the company's case against him appealed the sanctions to the Sixth Circuit on Friday.
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March 09, 2016
Sanctions On Ex-Stryker Worker Over Evidence Upheld
A Michigan federal judge upheld sanctions against a former Stryker Corp. salesman on Wednesday, less than two weeks after a jury found he breached his contracts with the company and leaked confidential information.
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February 02, 2016
Stryker Wins Sanctions After Ex-Employee Hides Evidence
A former Stryker Corp. salesman accused of poaching employees, sabotaging relationships with customers and leaking confidential information must pay the company for costs it incurred while trying to uncover evidence he was attempting to hide, a Michigan magistrate judge said Tuesday while granting part of Stryker's motion for sanctions.
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November 19, 2015
Ex-Stryker Salesman Can't Duck Employee Poaching Claims
A Michigan federal judge said Thursday there are too many open questions on the nature of a noncompete agreement to allow a former Stryker Corp. salesman to duck some of the company's allegations he violated the agreement by poaching employees and sabotaging relationships with customers.
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July 24, 2014
Stryker Can't Ax Counterclaims In Customer Sabotage Row
A Michigan federal judge shot down Stryker Corp.'s attempt to nix an ex-employee's counterclaims concerning a noncompete agreement in a suit over an alleged scheme to harm the company's relationships with customers, finding Thursday that the allegations were not a "mirror image" of the company's own breach of contract claim.
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July 22, 2014
No Deal In Stryker's Suit Over $3M Scheme, Judge Says
A Michigan federal judge on Tuesday refused to enforce an alleged settlement between Stryker Corp., Biomet Inc. and a former Stryker employee the company's contract suit accused of costing Stryker $3 million by sabotaging its ability to compete, finding no proof that a deal had been reached.
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September 30, 2013
Biomet Sued Over $3M Scheme To Steal Stryker Sales Reps
Stryker Corp. hit Biomet Inc. and two former Stryker employees with a breach of contract lawsuit in Michigan federal court Monday over an alleged scheme to erode the company's customer relationships and intentionally sabotage Stryker's ability to compete in the marketplace, costing the company more than $3 million.