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Boise mental health counseling center sues former employees (access required)

by Sean Olson

Published: January 15,2013

Tags: Affinity Inc., CORE Counseling Center, lawsuit, mental health

A mental health counseling center is suing several former employees and a rival business, accusing them of breaking noncompete agreements to steal clients. Affinity, Inc., a Boise company, alleges in a complaint filed Dec. 13 in state district court that four former employees – Richard Kirkendall, Bryan McClure, Nora Harvard and Daniel Lemmon – solicited Affinity clients to ...
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