A state appellate court found this week that litigation brought by a former director of the Camden Housing Authority, who claims she was fired because she reported fraudulent activity happening in the organization, will need reexamination after a procedural error.
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In a post on social media, Jennifer Shahade said U.S. Chess "has thus far ignored my lawyers follow-ups on their own mediation offer." She also said her legal team anticipates that U.S. Chess will attempt to take the case out of New Jersey and move it to a state more beneficial to the defendants.
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