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Federal Jury Awards $2.8 Million to Ferry Whistleblower
Last week, a federal jury awarded Ken Marable $2.8 million in a whistleblower lawsuit against Washington State after finding that Marable’s supervisors retaliated against him for complaining about paycheck padding and misuse of department funds. Marable, a chief engineer for the ferry system for 34 years, alleged that he was subjected to retaliation because he raised concerns about the dishonest practices of Washington State Ferries management.
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