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Wevodau v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Office of Attorney General et al
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January 05, 2017
Ex-Pa. AG Dodges FMLA Claim In Agent's Retaliation Suit
A federal judge on Wednesday trimmed a Family and Medical Leave Act claim from a special agent's suit accusing former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane of retaliating against him for participating in an investigation that led to her corruption conviction, and sent his remaining whistleblower claim to state court.
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June 13, 2016
Pa. AG Kane Fights Special Agent's Retaliation Claims
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane has battled back against a special agent's whistleblower suit alleging she retaliated against him for testifying against her, arguing the agent waited too long to invoke the Family and Medical Leave Act to get his job back.