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Deserae Ryan et al v. Microsoft Corporation
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November 25, 2015
Microsoft Ditches Workers' Suit Over No-Poaching Deals
Microsoft escaped a proposed class action accusing the software giant of conspiring with dozens of companies not to hire one another's workers when a California federal judge found the employees had waited too long to file suit.
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April 14, 2015
Microsoft Workers' Anti-Poaching Suit Declared Time-Barred
A California federal judge dismissed a putative class action alleging Microsoft Corp. conspired with other technology companies to suppress wages by illegally agreeing not to poach one another's workers, finding that the plaintiffs filed their suit after the statute of limitations ran out.