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How Carson Group Ex-CMO's 'Toxic' Culture Suit Might End
Analysis May 29, 2024 at 02:19 PM
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- It's unusual to see a high-level employee sue over alleged retaliation, one legal expert says.
- A settlement is likely, but a trial is not out of the question.
- Carson Group could try to argue that the former executive violated confidentiality rules or that her separation was mutually agreed upon, lawyers say.
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