13Oct
McDonald’s Sues Former CEO to Recoup Millions in Severance Alleging of Improper Employee Relationships
McDonald’s Corporation (McDonald’s) sued its former Chief Executive Officer, Steve Easterbrook, in August 2020 in an effort to force him to repay the $40 million in severance and equity awards provided to him when the company terminated his employment....
By:
Gray Reed
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