Attorneys & Counselors at Law
Union reviewing claims LePage scolded unemployment hearing officers, published in the Kennebec Journal by Steve Mistlersmistler AUGUSTA- Democratic legislative leaders and the union representing state employees said Thursday that they’re troubled by claims that Gov. Paul LePage pressured unemployment hearing officers to rule in favor of business owners over workers. Meanwhile, a law organization representing…
Jury Finds for Whistleblower, published in Maine Lawyers Review by Jo Lynn Southard A jury in Washington County Superior Court unanimously reached a verdict in 30 minutes on March 21 in favor of Richard Hickson, who was fired for sending an email to Governor John Baldacci about safety issues at a paper mill. Governor Baldacci had…
Jury Finds for Whistleblower, published in Maine Lawyers Review by Jo Lynn Southard A jury in Washington County Superior Court unanimously reached a verdict in 30 minutes on March 21 in favor of Richard Hickson, who was fired for sending an email to Governor John Baldacci about safety issues at a paper mill. Governor Baldacci had…
Eastport security worker awarded $200,000 after jury finds employer wrongly fired him for 2006 whistleblowing, published in Bangor Daily News by Mario Moretto MACHIAS, Maine — A jury in Washington County Superior Court found that a Hampden-based security company violated the Maine Whistleblower’s Protection Act when it fired an employee who sent an email to…
Eastport security worker awarded $200,000 after jury finds employer wrongly fired him for 2006 whistleblowing, published in Bangor Daily News by Mario Moretto MACHIAS, Maine — A jury in Washington County Superior Court found that a Hampden-based security company violated the Maine Whistleblower’s Protection Act when it fired an employee who sent an email to…
Published in Bangor Daily News AUGUSTA, Maine — A man who claimed he was fired from his job as a bartender at a Portland [Employer location] likely was terminated in retaliation, the Maine Human Rights Commission ruled Monday. In the first case, documents filed with the commission indicated that [Employee] of Portland had worked at…
Published in Bangor Daily News AUGUSTA, Maine — A man who claimed he was fired from his job as a bartender at a Portland [Employer location] likely was terminated in retaliation, the Maine Human Rights Commission ruled Monday. In the first case, documents filed with the commission indicated that [Employee] of Portland had worked at…