Sentence examples for wrongful firing from inspiring English sources

Ohio State must pay its former men's coach Jim O'Brien more than $2.4 million for his wrongful firing in 2004, an appeals court ruled yesterday.

(That pattern was also involved in his own wrongful firing by a Pennsylvania welfare agency in 2003 after he reported medication-related deaths).

Police Chief Charlie Beck launched the review after the February 2013 shootings by Dorner, a former LAPD officer who was seeking revenge for what he saw as his wrongful firing by the department.

Labrie seeks wages and expenses due, and punitive damages for wrongful firing, wage and overtime violations, false promise, breach of contract, negligent and intentional misrepresentation, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Even worse, he would hold those severance payments hostage by requiring employees to waive all legal claims against the company in order to collect severance — a cynical move taken by some companies and perhaps driven harder by the Post because of its recent settlement of a racial discrimination lawsuit over a wrongful firing.  .

Around 95percentt of claimants lose their wrongful-firing suits, according to AlterNet.

If you believe that a current employee is likely to file a wrongful termination lawsuit if fired, consult with an attorney before firing the employee.

Jason West and Vincent Zampella, former bosses of Activision subsidiary Infinity Ward, sued for wrongful dismissal after being fired in March 2010.

The developers Jason West and Vince Zampella sued Activision, accusing it of wrongful termination, after they were fired in 2010.

An American sales executive is suing for wrongful termination after she was fired from her job for uninstalling an app that let her employer track her location 24 hours a day, even while she was off-duty.

In season one, episode eleven, of the television series Leverage, a pharmaceutical company is under fire for a wrongful death case involving a stimulative all natural herbal supplement.