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A Houston federal judge dismissed ERISA and state-law claims filed by a former Hilliard Martinez Gonzalez CFO, who says the firm stiffed him out of $1.3 million.
May 04, 2018 at 04:29 PM
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A Houston federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the former chief financial officer of Corpus Christi trial firm Hilliard Martinez Gonzalez.
The CFO, Charles Duff, had sued to collect a $500,000 bonus and $800,000 in deferred compensation he alleges the firm promised him but never paid. He claimed the money stemmed from settlements the firm secured in litigation with General Motors.
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