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NOWAK v. PENNSYLVANIA PROFESSIONAL SOCCER, LLC et al
Case Number:
2:12-cv-04165
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January 12, 2016
Philly Soccer Coach's Firing, Arbitration Ruling Upheld
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Monday upheld an arbitrator's determination that the Philadelphia Union soccer team did not violate former head coach Piotr Nowak's contractual rights when it fired him in 2012, noting significant evidence showed he threatened players' health and safety, and berated and hazed them.
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September 27, 2012
Philly Soccer Coach Firing Dispute Booted To Arbitration
A federal judge Wednesday ruled in favor of the Philadelphia Union soccer team in an employment dispute with fired team manager Piotr Nowak, finding that Nowak's grievances against the team should be handled by arbitration and staying his suit pending the arbitration.
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August 24, 2012
Soccer Team Wants Arbitration In Ex-Coach's Firing Dispute
The Philadelphia Union professional soccer team on Wednesday responded to a lawsuit by former manager Piotr Nowak for unjust termination, arguing that the dispute should be settled in arbitration, rather than in federal court.