[QUOTE=rlanasa;38673][I]“he can’t use it in court to back up his claims or allegations because the proof he submits is propriety information”[I][/I][/I]
Proprietary Information has nothing to do with it. Once you get to court you can subpoena any document or person you need to prove your story. The only thing you cannot get your hands on are the notes between anyone and their attorney. Restated no one has the right to keep anything away from a judge who wants to see it.
If you think you have been wronged call the bar association and get a lawyer that understands your issues.[/QUOTE]
Oh, OK–again. Of course, this assumes a court case, which assumes that the employee has been fired, which assumes that, in the years it will take to resolve the court case, the ex-employee is living off the proceeds of his or her trust fund.
NOT.
Again.