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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (10640)10/12/2009 3:24:11 PM
From: scion  Read Replies (1) of 12465
 
Yet, despite the very public claims of theft, Federated has yet to publicly document one single such instance. This might be another "he-said she-said" case except for the fact this is not the first time Federated has done this to an employee.

In Blacksten v. Federated they tried the same malicious unproven bully tactics and ultimately lost, resulting in a malicious prosecution lawsuit the appellate court let proceed.

Federated was quoted as saying "the most important thing was that it was time to play offense," and to make Blacksten sweat... "We don't care if we lose [the case against Blacksten]. We have more money than Blacksten and we are going to show him."
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I'm told the "joke" around town is right out of the movie The Firm: "You work for Federated or you don't work."
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