An appeals court found a law firm's arguments that an employee "created a disgusting and unprofessional view of the law firm" moot after missing rehearing.
January 18, 2024 at 10:43 AM
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The Mississippi Court of Appeals this week affirmed the decision by the Rankin County Circuit Court to grant unemployment benefits to a former employee of the Coe Law Firm, calling the firm’s reasons for missing a rehearing on appeal “insufficient” and “unsubstantiated.”
The trial court upheld a decision by an administrative law Judge to dismiss the firm’s appeal and confirm the woman’s entitlement to benefits.
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