Aston Scott plans ‘vigorous’ defence over Gallagher staff poaching allegations
Aston Scott has said it will “vigorously” defend itself of allegations of staff poaching in a case brought by Arthur J Gallagher.
The trial, to be held today (Tuesday) at the High Court, relates to the hiring of an account executive, Duncan Rogers, by Peter Blanc, the CEO of Aston Scott and former UK retail CEO of Gallagher.
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