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Peter Brown, a manager at a Florida-based pharmacy, sued his employer for retaliatory discharge and fraud after he was terminated following a dispute over an insurance claim. Brown went against his employer's wishes when he submitted an uninsured motorist claim after his wife was in an accident in a company car. The suit arises from "a situation that cries out for a remedy but falls in between the statutes," said Brown's counsel. "It's a chance to make new law."
August 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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