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VERDICT IN WHISTLEBLOWER LAWSUIT AGAINST THE UNIVERSITY EXPECTED TODAY

November 16, 2009

A verdict is expected today in the wrongful termination suit being brought against the University’s Board of Regents by a former University graduate student. Robert McGee, 54, claims he was fired from his job as a research assistant for reporting his supervisor’s safety violations in February 2008.



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