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Online Resources Corp. v. Lawlor
No. 120208Supreme Court of Virginia
120208 Online Resources Corp. v. Lawlor 01/10/2013 In a case by a former corporate chief executive officer asserting claims sounding in contract, unjust enrichment, and wrongful termination, seeking damages, d…
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120208 Online Resources Corp. v. Lawlor 01/10/2013 In a case by a former corporate chief executive officer asserting claims sound…
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120208 Online Resources Corp. v. Lawlor 01/10/2013 In a case by a former corporate chief executive officer asserting claims sounding in contract, unjust enrichment, and wrongful termination, seeking damages, declaratory and injunctive relief, the trial court did not err or abuse its discretion in making a variety of rulings interpreting a severance agreement entered by the parties, permitting recovery of attorneys' fees, submitting various issues to the jury, giving instructions, and holding that the evidence was sufficient to support and affirm the jury's award. However, the trial court did err in determining that the plaintiff was entitled to recover his legal fees for claims other than t…
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