JP Morgan divorces Bell Gully in long-running employment dispute
Trial date vacated in eight-year dispute.
The long-running legal stoush between JP Morgan and its former New Zealand chief executive Rob Lewis has taken another twist as the investment bank has removed Bell Gully from the case.
In a suit closely watched for its impact on employers’ obligations to provide references, Mr Lewis claims JP
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Victoria Young
Wed, 14 Feb 2018
Wed, 14 Feb 2018
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JP Morgan divorces Bell Gully in long-running employment dispute
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