A salesman who sued his ex-boss for malicious prosecution and false arrest has won a $1 million judgment against his former employer.
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Reginald A. Greene, managing attorney, Greene Legal Group, Atlanta. (Courtesy photo).
A then 24-year-old salesman alleged his boss fired him out of jealousy and then falsely accused him of burglary. The charges were dropped, but the arrest record kept him from getting a new job. He tried to settle for $10,000 before trial.
January 30, 2019 at 05:19 PM
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A salesman who sued his ex-boss for malicious prosecution and false arrest has won a $1 million judgment against his former employer.
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