Sentence examples for wrongfully terminating from inspiring English sources

In addition, Veranda will pay $50,000 in restitution for lost wages, damages and penalties for wrongfully terminating the two workers who complained about the pay practices to Make the Road New York, an advocacy group that works with immigrant populations in New York.

Tina Varlesi has also filed against the Salvation Army for wrongfully terminating her internship, which was required for her degree.

Based on the complementary statements of our nation's most eminent scholarly associations, any teacher who is wrongfully terminated by Duncan's favorite but deeply flawed methodology should sue for wrongful termination.

Stephen Palitz, a lawyer representing Liberty House and Ms. Hawkins, said the store's lease was wrongfully terminated.

Drew Coble was one of the nine umpires the arbitrator found had been wrongfully terminated by Major League Baseball.

He actually brandished one in a January 2007 confrontation with an appeals court judge who had rejected Mr. Kim's claim that Sungkyunkwan University had wrongfully terminated him.

In court Charney had argued that the company was stolen away from him and he had been wrongfully terminated over unfair claims of sexual misconduct with staff.

The shooter, Vester Lee Flanagan, or Bryce Williams, as he was known on television, is described as a disgruntled ex-employee who believed he was wrongfully terminated from the job.

Instead, it focused largely on whether Mr. Rice created a hostile work environment, which could have resulted in future lawsuits, and whether Mr. Murdock was wrongfully terminated.

The lawyers also assured Rutgers officials that Mr. Murdock's "assertion that he was wrongfully terminated from his position at Rutgers is without merit".

Mr. Eichler was also sued in 2010 by one of the firm's senior executives, Roger B. Peikin, who says he was wrongfully terminated.