Accenture Seeks to Dismiss Multimillion-Dollar Hertz Breach of Contract Lawsuit

Consultancy plans to 'assert counterclaims' including unpaid invoices

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A high-profile lawsuit pitting Accenture against former client Hertz has moved into a new stage, with lawyers for the international consulting firm indicating they plan to file for dismissal of all claims. The suit filed in April claims Accenture failed to deliver a revamped website and mobile app as contractually stipulated.

According to a letter to the judge in the case from the law firm Wiggin and Dana, which is representing Accenture, the defendant will also “assert counterclaims” including those regarding “past-due invoices” in the contract.

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