Banco Industrial de Venezuela dodged $7 million in claims when the Florida Supreme Court reversed an award to a former bank officer convicted of money structuring. The former head of the bank's Miami office claimed the bank breached her employment contract and violated an indemnification law by not paying her back wages and legal fees.
June 13, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Banco Industrial de Venezuela dodged $7 million in claims when the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday reversed an award to a former bank officer convicted of money structuring.
Esperanza de Saad, once head of the bank’s Miami office, claimed her former employer breached her employment contract and violated a state indemnification law by not paying her back wages and legal fees.
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