WTW
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The new deadlines set last week after a hearing suggest that recent settlement negotiations between the brokers to end the case via private mediation did not come to fruition.
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The managing director is the latest in a series of hires at WTW’s natural resources division.
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The parties did not disclose whether any money changed hands to end the legal proceedings.
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In the lawsuit, filed last week in a New York court, WTW is seeking injunctive relief and compensatory damages over a year after Lockton lured the executives.
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The discovery process will run through August and September, and the court will hold a hearing on Aon’s motion for a preliminary injunction on October 12.
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The CEO said that WTW was making good progress under its strategy but acknowledged there is more to do.
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Growth was slower than rival brokers, but CEO Carl Hess said investments would bear fruit in H2.
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WTW sued the rival broker over the poaching of 25 members of its senior living group in September 2021.
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The complaint was filed on July 14 in the Superior Court of Suffolk County in Massachusetts.
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Luis Maurette, current head of Latin America and head of global sales and client management, will retire on December 31, 2022.
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Peru’s state-owned firm Petroperu has said that the broker designated to run its account was chosen as a result of a “technical evaluation”, following local media and Inside P&C reports that WTW had won with the highest bid in the process.
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Inside P&C’s news team runs you through the key highlights of the week.
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