The ongoing battle between ousted American International Group founder and chairman Maurice Greenberg and his former associates took an ugly turn last week in a new suit filed in New York State Supreme Court.
Four C.V. Starr & Co. Inc. subsidiaries--Starr Tech, Starr Aviation, C.V. Starr & Co. and American International Marine Agency--filed the action in New York State Supreme Court, a county-level tribunal.
The lawsuit accuses AIG of information stealing, employee poaching and other wrongdoing in an attempt to derail the Starr subsidiaries' efforts to break away from AIG.
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