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When Utilizing the "Capital Punishment" of Employment Law Goes Horribly Wrong: Improper Use of Just Cause Can Lead to Contract Enforceability Issues and Bad Faith Damages [48min]

Date:

May 1, 2025

Course:

Employment Law Conference 2025: Combo

Contributor(s):

Ian Jung

Glen Stratton

Veronica Ukrainetz

Employment Law » Employment contracts, General, Practice, Wrongful dismissal
Litigation » Damages

Presentation Content:

Slides: When Asserting Just Cause Goes Wrong
Paper: When Utilizing the "Capital Punishment" of Employment Law Goes Horribly Wrong: Improper Use of Just Cause Can Lead to Contract Enforceability Issues and Bad Faith Damages

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