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PASOUR v. PHILADELPHIA HOUSING AUTHORITY et al
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2:13-cv-02258
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May 19, 2015
Philly Housing Agency Beats Ex-Labor Atty's Firing Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge Tuesday, in accordance with a sealed jury verdict, ruled in favor of the Philadelphia Housing Authority in a case brought by its ex-labor counsel who alleged he was wrongfully fired in 2011 based on false and defamatory statements made by former mayor and authority chairman John Street.
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December 18, 2014
Philly Housing Agency Can't Nix Ex-Labor Atty's Firing Claim
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Wednesday refused to rule in favor of the Philadelphia Housing Authority in a case brought by its ex-labor counsel who alleges he was wrongfully fired in 2011 based on false and defamatory statements made by former mayor and authority chairman John Street.
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August 12, 2013
Ex-Philly Housing Atty Gets Greenlight To Sue Over Firing
A former in-house attorney with the Philadelphia Housing Authority leveled a valid claim when he alleged that he was wrongfully fired in 2011 based on false and defamatory statements made by former mayor and authority Chairman John Street, a Pennsylvania federal judge ruled Wednesday.