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Virginia Court Holds Fraud Investigator Can Sue for Wrongful Discharge
A Warren County Circuit held that a fraud investigator can sue her employer for wrongful discharge under Bowman when the employer interferes with her fraud investigations and subsequently fires her for appearing before a grand jury. Click here for the full opinion.
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