Baron & Budd Secures $380 Million Settlement with DuPont, Chemours, and Corteva Over North Carolina PFAS Contamination
The settlement resolves claims of 11 North Carolina public entities alleging contamination from...
READ MOREDavid Richstone claims he was fired from his auditing position with the North Broward Hospital District after he persisted in an investigation that revealed irregular payments to the District’s former CEO and President Alan Levine. As a result, Richstone has filed a whistle-blower suit against his former employer alleging that his termination violated Florida’s Whistle Blower Act, which prevents corporations from retaliating against employees who challenge an employer’s illegal behavior. The former auditor is suing for compensatory damages, back pay and benefits, and for reinstatement to his former position. Richstone’s former boss