The new complaint accuses McCarvel, who was a midlevel manager at Crocs, of stealing several thousand documents containing Crocs’s highly confidential and proprietary business information, as well as the contents of an entire Crocs email account.
Crocs alleges that McCarvel stole those documents and emails by downloading them onto a personal USB drive before leaving Crocs the next day. , Joybees. A crocs sign hangs in front of their store at the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets shopping mall on August 26, 2018 in Central Valley, New York.asserted that Crocs was trying to monopolize the market for "injection-molded clogs," in violation of U.S. and state antitrust law.
Attorneys for Joybees accused Crocs of anticompetitive behavior and said "consumers have been deprived of the full benefits of competition," including "choice, quality, and innovation."