Eventbrite and Wantickets settle long-running suit
The warring ticketing companies have agreed to end their legal battle over the defection of execs Diego Carlin and Barak Schurr, with no admission of guilt on either side
News By | 14 May 2018
Club ticketer Wantickets has agreed to settle its long-running legal dispute with Eventbrite, with both parties mutually agreeing to terminate the “time-consuming” litigation and pay their own costs.
Wantickets, an US ticket agency for dance music and nightclub events, sued Eventbrite in November 2016 over claims the it “actively encouraged and participated in a series of disloyal acts” involving former employees Diego Carlin and Barak Schurr, who joined Eventbrite in July the same year.
Carlin, Schurr and Eventbrite were accused of “redirecting business away” from Wantickets to Eventbrite while the two execs were still employed by the former company.
https://www.iqmagazine.com/2016/11/now-wantickets-sues-eventbrite-barak-schurr-diego-carlin/#.WvmrKtOUulM
An attempt by Eventbrite in December 2016 to have the suit dismissed was unsuccessful.
After more than 18 months of litigation, the…
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