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Robinson v. AT&T Services Inc
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2:21-cv-00309
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September 20, 2022
AT&T Settles With Worker Who Said Firing Cost Him Benefits
AT&T and a former employee who said the telecommunications giant violated federal law by firing him just before he was due to get health and life insurance benefits reached a settlement, according to a filing in Alabama federal court.
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September 22, 2021
AT&T Can't Slip Suit Saying It Fired Worker To Dodge Benefits
An Alabama federal court denied AT&T's bid to dismiss a suit claiming it fired a worker to avoid paying retirement benefits he was on the verge of qualifying for, rejecting AT&T's argument that he had to file an internal claim before suing.