Wrongful Termination Suit Filed After Man Fired For Seeking Workers' Comp.

An Illinois man, who claims he was wrongfully terminated from his construction job for filing for workers’ compensation, has filed a lawsuit.

The claims that because of an accident he suffered at work, he has been unable to work and temporarily disabled and as such was entitled to workers’ compensation. After filing his compensation claim, he was fired from his job.

The lawsuit is asking for $100,000 in damages for loss of income and benefits and mental anguish and pain.

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Romeny To Testify In Wrongful Termination Suit

Former Presidential candidate and Massachusetts Governor will appear in court later this year in an unlawful termination lawsuit. The suit alleges that a Romney appointee was unfairly forced out of office.

In 2003, Governor Romney appointed William Monahan as Chairman of the Massachusetts Civil Service Commission. He was ordered to resign less than a month later. The reason given was that the Romney Administration was concerned over a Boston Globe story that was set to run detailing a real estate transaction between Monahan and an alleged Mafioso.

Specifically, the suit alleges that Romney appointed a replacement for Monahan without providing him with proper notice and an opportunity to be heard. The Romney Administration has responded by arguing that Monahan resigned and was not forced out of office.

If you have been unlawfully dismissed from your employment contact an attorney. An attorney will be able to inform you of your legal rights and protect your interests.

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