Finance Company's Former Employees Sue For $7.9M In Pay

By Max Kutner · January 13, 2021, 8:16 PM EST

Former employees claim that a financial services and products company owes them $7.9 million in bonus, severance and stock payments after the company laid them off when it decided to shutter...

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