Deel, the HR software giant accused of allegedly paying a “spy” based in the Dublin office of a rival company, has filed its defence against an action being taken against it in Dublin. The 17-page response replies to each of the various allegations being made against it by rival Rippling, which has claimed that Deel paid a former employee, Keith O’Brien, to pass on “confidential” commercial information. The defence, prepared by Hayes Solicitors, uses the term “denies” or “denied” 95 times, in a response that replies to each and every allegation made by Rippling. It states that “Deel denies all…

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