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Wrongful Termination - News Articles
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Richart sued the community college in January for back pay and unspecified damages, alleging breach of contract and wrongful termination after a judge in November reversed a 2007 settlement between Richart and the college valued at up to $1.6 million in cash and benefits. In the lawsuit, Richart accuses then-board members Jacqueline Simon and Gloria Carranza of saying things ...
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They sued the agency for wrongful termination, and a federal jury agreed last month that they had been "fired for their political affiliations," said Donald Craven, an attorney for the workers. Individual settlements were reached between the state and the workers rather than leaving it to the courts to award damages. Nine workers already are back on the ...
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I was 50 years old at the item of the wrongful termination, I have paid the required taxes, but now I am subject to the penalty due to no fault of my own. As part of the agreement with the Air Force, they paid me my back pay. I secured employment elsewhere during the seven months of ligation. Is it possible to get relief from the penalty? ...
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Tucson Citizen
(Bill Kostroun / Associated Press) By Lance Pugmire A Los Angeles County Superior Court jury Wednesday unanimously rejected NBA great Elgin Baylor's wrongful-termination lawsuit against the Clippers. The jury of seven men and five women voted "no" to ...
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CHARLESTON -- A Putnam County man is suing Novo Nordisk after he claims his employment was wrongfully terminated. Stefanie Henrich, a diabetes care specialist employed by Novo Nordisk, was also named as a defendant in the suit. Christopher W. Kinder was employed by Novo Nordisk for more than six years in the field of pharmaceutical sales, ...
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A federal judge has thrown out a wrongful termination lawsuit that three Pendergrass employees filed against the town's mayor, the city administrator and city council members after they were laid off in July 2009. OAS_AD('x01'); Former city clerk Katherine Rintoul and former police officer Scott Rogers were laid off ...
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Opinions are split on whether or not "Wrongful Termination" was a solid episode, and our critics Jeff Kirkpatrick, Christine Orlando and Carissa Pavlica weigh in on a few points. As always, we welcome your input in the comments. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The obligatory question: What was your favorite scene from the episode? Christine : Childs on the talking lion ...
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Did this strike you as wrongful termination, and did you speak with a number of lawyers, all of whom said, "Yeah, it's a great case, but I am just too busy to help you now." Lawyers do not just toss good cases out the door with a flippant "I'm too busy ...
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He has since filed a lawsuit for wrongful termination, which is perpetuating concerns about corruption and abuse within the police department. Bradford's lawsuit, filed in the Northern District Court of Georgia on March 14, primarily focuses on the actions of former Police Chief Edwin Williams, who is named as a defendant. Two other lawsuits have also been ...
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Mr. Shumek was told in his termination letter that he was being fired because Mr. McDowell wanted to have supervisory and management positions in the controller's office filled by individuals with whom "the controller is familiar and who share his management philosophy." Mr. McDowell ...
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a labor and employment law attorney in Ocala, gained five new clients interested in pursuing a wrongful termination claim against a former employer. ...
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Claiming they were fired for refusing to disobey guidelines set by the Occupational Safety and Health Association, three workers are suing three companies involved with the BP gulf oil cleanup. Plaintiffs Steve Clayton, Roger Dowers and Dewey Woods filed suit against USA ...
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A former employee of Vitro America LLC has filed a suit against the company and its ACI Distribution arm alleging that the company did not comply with the U.S. Soldiers and Sailors Employment and Reemployment Act when it terminated his employment in 2005. Plaintiff Walter Long alleges ...
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A prized employee can have it all, or at least get pretty close — good standing with their company, a high position, respect from others. Then one action makes it all disappear. Brandi Catherall, a former bank manager in St. Joseph, said that’s what ...
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Upon termination, All Med improperly and unlawfully withheld $285 from Peck's last paycheck, which represented vacation and sick leave, according to the suit. Peck claims All Med unlawfully discriminated against her. Peck is seeking compensatory and punitive damages and to be ...
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Riley claims she was not given the opportunity to defend herself or respond to the incident identified as reason for her termination. Riley is seeking compensatory and punitive damages with pre- and post-judgment interest. She is being represented by R. Stephen ...
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The town of Nyssa on the Idaho border has agreed to pay $500000 to a former city recorder to settle a discrimination and wrongful termination suit. By the numbers, the settlement equals about one-fourth of Nyssa's overall budget and comes to nearly $160 per resident ...
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She won her wrongful termination, harassment and invasion of privacy superior court lawsuit, obtaining an award of more than eight million dollars as decided by a jury of twelve persons in downtown Los Angeles. Martinez sued alleging wrongful termination, disability discrimination, retaliation ...
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Ohio Patrolmen Benevolent Association attorney Jim Leffler said he filed a wrongful termination grievance against the township over the firing of police officer James Smith. Leffler said he and the township will try to reach an agreement, and if none is ...
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In his complaint, Hutchinson, 23, alleges the city failed to provide him notice of or a hearing related to his termination as a police officer in September 2008. The termination came in the midst of allegations that Hutchinson and his former partner, Matthew Leavitt, violated the ...
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