Deel officially agrees to be served legal papers in Rippling’s lawsuit

Hr Tech Giant Deel says he formally accepted that they were in Ireland in the course of a lawsuit in conflict in Ireland. This ends in weeks of tension after RIPPLING CURRENTS CANNOT FIND DEEL serve them – only for Deel’s executive director and top lawyer appear in Dubai.

Deel Executive Director Alex Alex Bouziz, along with lawyer’s lawyers Asif Malik and Andre David Miela, all agreed to accept the service through Deel’s law firm today, confirmed Deel Techcronych. Deel Inc., who is Deel’s American entity, has already been delivered on April 16, and a statement filed this morning by Rippling in the Irish Court.

“Today, in the Court in Dublin Hayes, lawyers agreed to accept the service on behalf of all four parties,” spokesman Deel told Techcrunch.

In a statement filed this morning, Rippling reiterated that Bouaziz, Malik and Mieli had failed to serve, in which they detailed their efforts to do so in France and Italy. For example, Rippling hired France, which would serve April 10 on April on April on April, Bouaziz at the listed address in Paris, but only ran into a cousin who told them that Bouaziz was in Dubai.

April 15, Techcrunch reported that Bouaziz was in Dubaisince Deel does not respond to the commenting requirements then. However, 10 days later, Deel said Techcrunchu That bouziz “lives in Israel” and was only in Dubai for a few days to celebrate the Passover.

Techcrunch asked Deel if he could clarify where Bouaziz was currently located, but Deel refused, citing reasons for privacy.

Deel scored the idea that his executives avoided serving, despite the unsuccessful attempts of Rippling through different procedural servers. “It is a misconception that anyone avoided the service and that narrative was obviously used as a public tactic tactic,” Deel’s spokesman said.

Deel told Techcrunch that Malika’s move to Dubai was planned for over a year, long before Ripplins’ lawsuit. As for Andre David Miele, whom Rippling said in his statement that they could not serve in Italy, Deel said he was living and working from home in Italy and that she was available.

The lawsuit focuses on rippling claims that Deel brought one of his employees in IrelandKeith O’Brien, to spy on his internal affairs on behalf of Deel. And O’Brien himself testified that he was spying on in a long statement.

After a few weeks of silence, Deel is very publicly reciprocated, Submission of counters in the US last week Taking different charges against Rippling, including that he raised his own insider within Deel.

In response, Rippling Parker Conrad CEO took to x to publish this, “Nowhere does it challenge our central charge – that @Bouzizazalex He personally hired a spy to steal Rippling’s trade secrets and personally direct the theft. “

Rippling did not answer the commentary request.