Rippling, the global HR software company, has filed an explosive amended statement of claim against rival company Deel, which it has accused of hiring a “spy” in its Dublin office to “steal” trade secrets. The new filing, lodged in a district court in California, has accused Deel of attempting to “spin this dispute as a tech rivalry gone bad”.  In its filings, Rippling states: “But tech rivals don’t bribe employees to spy. They don’t launder payments through crypto and family members. They don’t coach witnesses to lie under oath. When they are caught, they don’t destroy evidence and take refuge…

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