Reporting Suspicious Deel Behavior

Lawsuit Alleges $12 Billion "Unicorn" Deel Cultivated Spy, Orchestrated Long-Running Trade-Secret Theft & Corporate Espionage Against Competitor

In lawsuit, Rippling describes how it conclusively proved Deel’s senior leadership orchestrated the illegal activity.

New Evidence Shows Deel CEO Alex Bouaziz and Top Leadership Personally Directed Corporate Espionage Scheme, New Legal Filing Alleges

Federal Court Rejects Deel's Ploy to Evade American Justice

RICO and Theft of Trade Secret Claims Move Forward Against Deel & Top Executives

Facing sanctions for obstructing court orders, Deel finally unveils a defense – its spy was paid for “living expenses” & sourcing “high-value watches”

Deel now admits paying the spy who stole Rippling’s trade secrets and receiving stolen goods from the spy.

Deel’s “Watchman” Refuses to Cooperate and Will Hide Overseas Too

Deel now admits that it did pay its spy who stole Rippling’s trade secrets. The admission is not nearly as interesting as the absurd excuse. Deel wants us to believe that the spy was not being paid $6,000 monthly crypto payments for an illegal espionage ring run by Deel’s top executives – no, really, he was just being paid to find expensive watches. It’s purely a coincidence, Deel says, that the monthly crypto payments stopped in March 2025 when we filed our lawsuit against Deel.

New banking records prove Deel paid thief who stole trade secrets from Rippling

Deel laundered payment through its COO's wife, and 56 seconds later she sent the payments to the thief.

CCPA enforcement starts July 1. Are your employee notices in order?

Prepare for CCPA enforcement: What businesses need to know as regulations take effect in July 2020.

Protecting IP Ownership and Rights in Thailand: 7 Things Employers Need to Know

If you’re growing your team in Thailand, you need to safeguard your competitive edge: your company’s intellectual property. Read our primer and learn how to protect your company's IP rights and ownership.