Scotiabank wins decade-long legal brawl with fired manager

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William Shek, the Bank of Nova Scotia has finally won the lawsuit after engaging for ten years in a legal battle with its branch manager. The branch manager, William Shek, who managed the Scotiabank branch in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough, was fired in 1994 over complaints from customers regarding his drinking on the job, harassing staff, demanding secret commissions and favors from business customers.

Commercial Banks, Executive changes & profiles, Banking industry, Officials and employees, Bank of Nova Scotia (Toronto, Ontario), Shek, William

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Lawsuit names mining firms

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Noranda Inc. and Falconbridge Ltd. are being sued by other companies for allegedly engaging in sulphuric acid price fixing. The class-action suit was filed by companies representing U.S.-based buyers of sulphuric acid.

Commodity & service prices, All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid, Industrial inorganic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Class actions (Civil procedure), Class action lawsuits, Prices and rates, Noranda Inc., Price fixing, Inorganic acids, Falconbridge Ltd., FALCF, Company pricing policy, Sulphuric acid

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