A New Jersey labor lawyer's alleged romantic involvement with the president of a union his firm represents is adding fuel to a lawsuit charging the president breached her fiduciary obligation to the union.
May 06, 2014 at 05:48 PM
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A New Jersey labor lawyer’s alleged romantic involvement with the president of a union his firm represents is adding fuel to a lawsuit charging the president breached her fiduciary obligation to the union.
The lawyer, Richard Loccke, and the president, Hannah Twomey, have lived together for several years in a house Loccke owns, according to Kathleen Fonti, who is suing Twomey and the Health Professionals & Allied Employees union under ERISA.
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