Yet another Howden lift-out case alleges 60% of a marine team taken

US insurance brokerage Howden will head to court to face another allegation of a team lift-out and is accused of having stripped a rival of a reported 60% of their Pacific Northwest marine practice and having moved to put some of the recruitment costs on the rival’s bill.

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