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BURBACH v. ARCONIC CORPORATION et al
Case Number:
2:20-cv-00723
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Nature of Suit:
Labor: Family and Medical Leave Act
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September 23, 2021
Metal Cos. Can't Duck Ex-Counsel's COVID-19 FMLA Claims
A pair of Pittsburgh metals companies can't avoid claims that they should've offered a former in-house attorney time off for coronavirus recovery under the Family and Medical Leave Act instead of firing him, after a Pennsylvania federal magistrate judge denied their bid to dismiss his suit.
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September 28, 2020
Atty Fired After Getting COVID-19 Seeks To Save FMLA Row
A former in-house counsel has pushed back against his ex-employer's bid to duck a lawsuit over his firing after he contacted COVID-19, telling a Pennsylvania federal court that the metals company took issue with his lack of work while he was sick.
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July 21, 2020
Cos. Say Atty Was Fired For Relocating, Not For Getting Virus
Two businesses formed from a metals company have denied a former in-house counsel's claim that he was fired for taking time off to recover from the novel coronavirus, saying he was axed for abruptly moving to Europe, not taking sick leave.
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May 19, 2020
Metals Co. Sued For Firing Atty Who Contracted COVID-19
A New York attorney claims he was fired from his counsel position with a metals company after he contracted the novel coronavirus and asked to work remotely in Europe while he recovered, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Pittsburgh federal court.