Jonathan Moss, the chief legal officer fired by Gucci America Inc. because he was not authorized to practice law, fired back at the company Friday in an affidavit filed amid Gucci's court battle over trademarks. And now Gucci may be facing a wrongful termination suit, if Moss' language is any indication of his intentions.
April 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Jonathan Moss, the chief legal officer fired by Gucci America Inc. because he was not authorized to practice law, fired back at the company Friday in an affidavit filed amid Gucci’s court battle over trademarks.
And now Gucci may be facing a wrongful termination suit, if Moss’ language is any indication of his intentions.
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