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Jury Awards Ex-CEO $1.2M for Breach of Contract

Jury Awards Ex-CEO $1.2M

In August 2018, Clay Wire was trial counsel for a former CEO who was terminated in violation of his contract, not paid the severance he was owed, and not given the ownership interest he was promised, achieving a $1.2 million jury verdict, Kruel v. ART.

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