Gallagher’s closing statements begin as legal dispute with Ardonagh goes on

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The staff poaching case continues as both sides make their case as the trial nears completion.

The closing statements in the ongoing legal dispute between Gallagher and Ardonagh continued yesterday (9 May) at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.

The case relates to allegations of staff and client poaching, centering around four employees who left Gallagher-owned Alesco in 2017 and moved to Ardonagh-owned Bishopsgate - Nawaf Hasan, Peter Burton, Gerard Maginn and James Brewins.

The court heard closing statements for Burton, with defence lawyer Jane McCafferty QC addressing the loan

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