Case SUMMARY

October 29, 2018
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Robinson v. East Capitol View Community Development Corporation, Inc.

Case No. 2004 CA 5416 (D.C. Superior Court, 2006)

We won a jury trial finding breach of an employment contract on behalf of a former employee of the defendant.

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