Daniel Espinosa, who teamed with Thomas Allison, won a defense verdict by proving the alleged slander that employees were stealing from a company was true.
December 16, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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A lawn maintenance company mowed down an employment discrimination and slander lawsuit by arguing the plaintiffs took $1.2 million from the company.
Former Mitchell’s Lawn Maintenance Corp. employees Kelly Phillips and Edel Leon sued the company for $5 million in 2013, one of five cases between the divorced couple and Mitchell’s.
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