Stephen Pettigrew built Nvidia Corp.'s legal department from a one-man-show -- himself -- into a full-fledged public-company team. But when he got too old, executives demoted and fired him. That's what Pettigrew, who was 64 when he left Nvidia, alleges in an age discrimination suit filed against the graphics-chip company. Pettigrew also accuses the company of retaliating because he voiced his concern that one of the company's top executives may have committed sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
February 08, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Stephen Pettigrew built Nvidia Corp.’s legal department from a one-man-show — himself — into a full-fledged public-company team.
But when he got too old, executives demoted and fired him. That’s what Pettigrew, who was 64 when he left Nvidia, alleges in an age discrimination lawsuit filed last month against the Santa Clara, Calif., graphics-chip company.
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