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April 19, 2017
Slinger v. PendaForm Company, The
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3:17-cv-00723
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January 14, 2021
Ex-Auto Part Co. CEO Nabs Bench Trial Win In Severance Suit
A Tennessee federal judge has ruled that auto parts maker The PendaForm Co. breached its former CEO's contract by failing to pay him severance after his firing for comments made after the company was sold, saying a non-solicitation clause in his contract was unenforceable.
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