whistleblowing activity with his termination and did not overcome the company's showing it had a legitimate reason for firing him. U. S. District Judge William J. Martini granted the financial services giant's summary judgment bid, finding in a ruling made public Friday that ex-UBS wealth adviser Craig D. Price didn't support his claims under the Florida Whistleblower Act. Price, who has filed a Third Circuit appeal notice, alleged he was terminated for raising concerns about his colleague's alleged exploitation of a senior. . .
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