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Amorim De Almeida v. Western Digital Corporation et al
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3:20-cv-04735
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June 28, 2021
Court Nixes Western Digital Ex-Exec's Suit On Tax Fraud Claim
A California federal judge tossed a former Western Digital executive's suit claiming he was fired after he alerted authorities to possible tax fraud totaling $1.9 billion, saying federal whistleblower protection laws don't apply because the events occurred in Brazil.
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May 24, 2021
Whistleblower Says Suit Over Firing Belongs In Calif.
A former Western Digital executive has plenty of connections with the U.S. that give a California federal court jurisdiction over his lawsuit alleging the company fired him after he alerted authorities to possible tax fraud, he told the court.
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March 11, 2021
Western Digital Wants $1.9B Tax Fraud Retaliation Suit Tossed
A former Western Digital executive's suit claiming he was fired for reporting potential tax fraud totaling $1.9 billion should be tossed because he alleges that misconduct occurred outside the U.S., the company told a California federal court.
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July 16, 2020
Western Digital Sued By Ex-Exec Over $1.9B Tax Fraud Claim
A former finance director at hard drive maker Western Digital sued the company in a California federal court, claiming he was fired after reporting the company's Brazilian subsidiary could be responsible for tax fraud totaling $1.9 billion.