30Jul
Recent Decision Highlights Risk Of Post-Employment Retaliation Claims
A federal court in Pennsylvania recently ruled that a former employee presented sufficient evidence to warrant a jury trial on a claim she was retaliated against after she resigned. The decision serves as a good reminder that anti-retaliation...
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SmithAmundsen LLC
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