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Lawrence Chrysler Plymouth v. Brooks
950568 Lawrence Chrysler Plymouth v. Brooks 01/12/1996 An at will employee does not have a cause of action for wrongful discharge because he is unable to identify any Virginia statute establishing a public pol…
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950568 Lawrence Chrysler Plymouth v. Brooks 01/12/1996 An at will employee does not have a cause of action for wrongful discharge…
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- January 12, 1996
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950568 Lawrence Chrysler Plymouth v. Brooks 01/12/1996 An at will employee does not have a cause of action for wrongful discharge because he is unable to identify any Virginia statute establishing a public policy that his employer violated in firing him; therefore the trial court erred in its judgment, which is reversed, and final judgment is entered on behalf of the employer.
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950568 Lawrence Chrysler Plymouth v. Brooks 01/12/1996 An at will employee does not have a cause of action for wrongful discharge because he is unable to identify any Virginia statute establishing a public policy that his employer violated in firing him; therefore the trial court erred in its judgment, which is reversed, and final judgment is entered on behalf of the employer.
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