A former law firm employee was ordered to pay $10,000 when a judge threw out his unfair dismissal lawsuit after he called the firm 'liars and scammers'

Thu, 01/04/2024 - 05:33

The City of London — Igor Donskoy's case against legal giant Hogan Lovells was thrown out for being "scandalous, unreasonable or vexatious."
Karl Hendon

A former employee of a law firm was ordered to pay $10,000 after claiming he was unfairly dismissed.
He also sent a series of email attacks against one of the firm's partners, accusing him of being "greedy."
A judge ruled that his accusations were "designed to cause maximum disruption" to the company.

An ex-staffer at legal giant Hogan Lovells has been ordered to pay a total of £8,000 ($10,100) to the firm after claiming he was unfairly dismissed and accused the firm as a whole of being "liars and scammers."