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BellSouth executive Gary D. Forsee's attempt to leave his post for a CEO position at Sprint has resulted in two lawsuits in Fulton Superior Court, an appeal that's now before the Georgia Supreme Court and an ongoing arbitration before former CIA and FBI chief William H. Webster. The claims: Forsee can't help but breach his duty of confidentiality and his promise not to compete with BellSouth if he joins Sprint.
March 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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