Litigation
Apr. 23, 2013
Trial closes for recruiter accused of stealing list
Federal prosecutors contend David Nosal oversaw a conspiracy to steal trade secrets and direct a cohort of co-conspirators to access Korn Ferry International's proprietary database and siphon information for a new business.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - At the conclusion Friday of a two-week trial centering on an executive recruiter's use of source lists from his former firm to start and succeed at a rival company, the defense team did little to dispute what occurred. Instead, after presenting no evidence or witnesses, defense lawyers argued simply that David Nosal's conduct was legal.
The government asserts Nosal oversaw a...
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