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IA: Landus Cooperative files lawsuit against two former employees and New Cooperative

Posted on January 24, 2021 by Dissent

Coltrane Carlson reports:

Landus Cooperative has filed a lawsuit against two former employees and New Cooperative.

The lawsuit that was filed in the U.S. Northern District of Central Iowa Court and names two former employees Jeffrey Headley and Brian Berns, along with New Cooperative in 13 counts for alleged theft and misappropriation of confidential information belonging to Landus Cooperative.

[…]

New Cooperative’s Legal Counsel Stu Cochrane tells Raccoon Valley Radio that they are still reviewing the lawsuit and anticipates filing a response next week. He says it’s regrettable that members of both cooperatives are put in this situation and that New Cooperative doesn’t do business as alleged in the complaint.

Read more on Raccoon Valley Radio

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