An insurance policy covering losses by Texaco employees who were evacuated when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 is at the core of a suit by a former CIGNA lawyer, Paul Leodori, who was fired after he complained the policy was illegal and a retired federal judge's investigation cleared the company. Leodori says he has smoking-gun evidence to back up his claims and also charges that defense counsel deliberately withheld evidence consisting of notes by retired 3rd Circuit Judge Arlin Adams.
September 26, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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When Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, CIGNA stepped in to cover losses by evacuated Texaco employees who had to leave personal possessions behind.
That insurance policy is at the core of a suit by a former CIGNA lawyer who was fired after he complained the policy was illegal and a retired federal judge’s investigation cleared the company.
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