Various professions illustrated. Credit: WavebreakmediaMicro/Adobe Stock ZipRecruiter Spreads Fake Info About Indeed's Website, New Lawsuit Claims
Indeed's lawsuit cites claims of false advertising, breach of contract, and tortious interference. It requests declaratory and injunctive relief.
October 08, 2024 at 03:37 PM
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Commercial Litigation
What You Need to Know
- Indeed filed suit against competitor ZipRecruiter for false advertising, breach of contract and tortious interference.
- Indeed alleges ZipRecruiter deliberately misrepresented an Indeed policy change to misdirect and take customers.
- Indeed is seeking declaratory and injunctive relief in an Austin federal court.
Austin-based Indeed Inc. is suing ZipRecruiter Inc. on claims that the competitor is using illegal tactics to poach its customers.
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