An Ontario employer has recovered almost 20 million dollars from four former employees. The GasTOPS v. Forsyth case is one that we have mentioned in our client conferences and that we have been watching for a few years. GasTOPS sued four former senior management employees when they resigned their employment on two weeks notice. The Trial Judge found that within hours… → Read More
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