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HERRON v. FANNIE MAE et al
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July 17, 2012
Fannie Mae Shielded From Firing Claims By Conservatorship
A Washington federal judge tossed three claims for punitive damages in a wrongful termination suit against Fannie Mae on Friday, saying the claims could not stand as long as the failed mortgage giant is in conservatorship.
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May 02, 2012
Fannie Doesn't Count As Gov't Entity For Ex-Worker's Suit
A Washington federal judge on Monday dismissed a First Amendment claim in a former Fannie Mae employee's wrongful termination suit, saying the claim cannot stand because Fannie Mae is a private entity, not a government actor.
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May 17, 2011
Too Late For Agency To Join Fannie Suit, Plaintiff Says
The Federal Housing Finance Agency is trying to delay a fired contractor's $1.2 million wrongful termination suit in Washington against Fannie Mae, the plaintiff said Tuesday in a bid to block the agency from intervening or staying the case.
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May 06, 2011
Fannie Mae Can't Shake Wrongful Termination Suit
A Washington federal judge on Thursday refused to nix a contractor's lawsuit alleging Fannie Mae fired her and kept her from getting a job with the U.S. Department of the Treasury because she complained about the administration of a home loan modification program.