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Lawson v. Spirit Aerosystems, Inc.
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6:18-cv-01100
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October 19, 2021
Spirit Aero's Retired CEO Wins $45M In Benefits Bench Trial
Spirit AeroSystems Inc. must pay its former CEO $44.8 million for wrongly voiding his retirement package when he joined a proxy battle against aircraft materials supplier Arconic Inc., a Kansas federal judge ruled Tuesday after a bench trial.
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October 09, 2019
Spirit Aero's Ex-CEO Must Reveal Docs In $50M Benefits Row
A Kansas federal judge has ordered Spirit AeroSystems' former president and CEO to produce various documents he asserts are privileged in his suit accusing Spirit of unlawfully withholding $50 million in retirement benefits over his alleged violation of a noncompete agreement.
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August 21, 2018
Spirit Aero Can't Dodge Most Of Ex-Exec's $50M Benefits Suit
A Kansas federal judge has ruled that Spirit AeroSystems Inc. must face the bulk of its former president and CEO's suit alleging the aerospace manufacturer wrongly withheld $50 million in retirement benefits from him, rejecting the company's claims that his complaint showed he violated a noncompete agreement.
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March 30, 2018
Spirit Aero Hit With $50M Benefits Suit Over Noncompete
The former president and CEO of aerospace manufacturer Spirit AeroSystems Inc. has hit the company with a suit in Kansas federal court seeking $50 million in retirement benefits he says it wrongly withheld on claims he breached a noncompete agreement, saying the company he was courted — but not picked — to lead was not Spirit's rival.