Jottings By An Employer's Lawyer |
Sunday, April 13, 2003
Whistleblowers Have A Good Week - Part I
March 18 Former Enterprise head accountant says he was stunned by his dismissal March 19 $5 billion IPO was Enterprise goal, ousted executive says March 20 Dunn didn't report alleged Enterprise misdeeds March 21Dunn says he clashed with peers, superiors at auto-rental company March 24 Accountant contradicts some testimony in wrongful-firing case March 25 Former boss says Dunn's failings were undocumented March 26 Dunn's ex bosses say investigations into him didn't involve concerns about accounting March 27 Professor says accounting at Enterprise was unusual, even under Thomas Dunn March 28 Enterprise was preparing for IPO, trial shows March 31 Former employees criticize Dunn's management style March 31 Judge refuses to dismiss Enterprise suit April 1 Workers say they sought transfers because of Dunn April 3 Audit officer says he never verified criticisms of Dunn April 4 Judge throws out key part of Dunn's lawsuit over firing April 7 Tom Berutti testifies that complaints he reported were unsubstantiated April 8 Dunn's boss says he warned him about alienating others April 10 Enterprise chief says other executives were having problems with Dunn April 10 Enterprise chief says Dunn never raised illegality April 11 Enterprise case goes to the juryThe petition initiating the lawsuit was filed in May, 2001. Labels: MDV
|
|