If newsrooms start pressuring employees to do unsafe things, you're going to see your first drone based
wrongful termination lawsuits," Waite said.
Letting employees go may open homeowners to
wrongful termination lawsuits.
Conroy's practice focuses on the representation of business clients in complex disputes, discrimination and
wrongful termination lawsuits, and product liability litigation.
She declined to say if they would file
wrongful termination lawsuits.
The former employees may be angry and could file
wrongful termination lawsuits, leading to huge costs and bad press for the former employer.
In fact,
wrongful termination lawsuits often force employers to reimburse employees with thousands of dollars in back pay--and, if juries see fit, punitive damages that may be in the millions.
Stave off invasion of privacy and
wrongful termination lawsuits by securing employees' written consent to have their electronic messages read," says Nancy Flynn, author of The ePolicy Handbook and executive director of The ePolicy Institute.
Second only to shareholder suits,
wrongful termination lawsuits account for 13% of all lawsuits (Jones, 1998).
As stated above, however, most
wrongful termination lawsuits also include claims of discrimination, harassment or retaliation.
This chapter describes three exceptions to the employment "at will" concept and how to prevent
wrongful termination lawsuits.
Many discrimination and
wrongful termination lawsuits involve claims of "humiliation," "mental anguish," "distress" or other "mental suffering.
