Sentence examples for termination claims from inspiring English sources

And that is when discrimination and wrongful termination claims increase.

They are now pursuing wrongful termination claims against Amgen in arbitration proceedings that Amgen requires be kept confidential, she said.

The termination claims were dismissed, but a 2005 settlement granted Mr. Jones custody of the 35 billboard-size panels for his emotional distress.

"My gut feeling is that the issue could even make it to the Supreme Court," said Lita Rosario, an entertainment lawyer specializing in soul, funk and rap artists who has filed termination claims on behalf of clients, whom she declined to name.

In the music industry, most of the concern about these cases has been about whether record companies and publishers would prevail over artists by claiming that their music was "work for hire" — in other words, produced by an employee — and thus exempt from termination claims.

About 20 years ago, I came to the conclusion that the hottest field for people who offer structured settlements would be wrongful termination claims.

Mr. Mettey then sued the company for wrongful termination, claiming that Univision had allowed advertisers to influence its news coverage.

The woman, who is an immigrant and cannot be named for legal reasons, was refused an abortion even though at eight weeks she demanded a termination, claiming she was suicidal.

The two parties today released a statement announcing that they had agreed upon the terms of Greenfield's departure, and a Royal Institution spokesperson said that the neuroscientist would no longer be pursuing a wrongful termination claim.

Yet those apparently minor caveats remain in your personnel file, and can be weaponized into a powerful defense against a wrongful termination claim.

An HSS supervisor in Pittsburgh also sued the company for illegal termination, claiming the company fired him because he stood up for housekeepers who weren't being paid what they were owed.